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Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. 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In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. By early 2007, Ashley would begin recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP, with Jason occasionally stepping in to do scratching for the EP. The EP would release in July, with a CD release party taking place at the Gladstone Hotel. 5ff9dba3708384ffe09d1c3181eba2513cfd9998 44 43 2022-08-07T22:06:34Z Orbitron 2 /* Beginning of USS */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, drums, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. 6c3cad79edd6a8afd210832289a519311f9e70dd 45 44 2022-08-07T22:07:06Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, drums, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. 9391002f93589926ebc8b4cd5bb98521ec2dfc7c 46 45 2022-08-07T22:23:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, drums, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. == References == <references /> 2219545f8011b956c465e0e8117eb92c340516a6 47 46 2022-08-10T02:45:29Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. == References == <references /> b2e9863e2521501102fec2096d4e55d689f60247 48 47 2022-08-13T07:17:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == List of early aliases == *Mensa Dropout *NE Plus Ultra *Frontseat Burnhole *A Mess of Uncles *Victorious Denowski *Acousteau == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. == References == <references /> 57e333fd1058187bba0332e7c15d7f753100935a 10 13 34 2022-08-07T06:38:36Z Orbitron 2 Infobox created with infobox builder. wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="birthday"> <label>Date of birth</label> </data> <data source="data2"> <label>Origin</label> </data> <data source="instruments"> <label>Instrument(s)</label> </data> <data source="joined"> <label>Joined band</label> </data> <data source="left"> <label>Left band</label> </data> </infobox> e4f702f39f1e698d781700f05b17a32062a3eaea 36 34 2022-08-07T06:39:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="birthday"> <label>Date of birth</label> </data> <data source="origin"> <label>Origin</label> </data> <data source="instruments"> <label>Instrument(s)</label> </data> <data source="joined"> <label>Joined band</label> </data> <data source="left"> <label>Left band</label> </data> </infobox> fd8ff52422a07703aee1aa21a5d73b1dc0234b5a 38 36 2022-08-07T06:42:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"/> <data source="birthday"> <label>Date of birth</label> </data> <data source="origin"> <label>Origin</label> </data> <data source="instruments"> <label>Instruments</label> </data> <data source="joined"> <label>Joined band</label> </data> <data source="left"> <label>Left band</label> </data> </infobox> f41293b9eaca6b6a9ec1a971e9109687d4280a9e 6 14 40 2022-08-07T07:25:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Ashley Buchholz in high school aa08928adf959d4bfbb2f243be2cc9cb84817ca2 4 15 42 2022-08-07T08:04:16Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "The '''Ubiquitous Synergy Wiki''' is a wiki dedicated to hosting information about anything and everything related to the Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker). 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They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 Demo)|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 </gallery> == References == <references /> da00462eaaeda654d53279d39bd3ad9f6e45604c 81 72 2022-08-14T04:08:09Z Orbitron 2 /* Singles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 Demo)|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> == References == <references /> e400896eca0960cb301bc1d7b98f3d78188217e2 83 81 2022-08-14T04:13:27Z Orbitron 2 /* Discography */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 Demo)|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px left> File:Placeholder.png|2003 Demo - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 165dcf37edd69708ab2093d37a782ebff6e6d9c6 84 83 2022-08-14T04:15:53Z Orbitron 2 /* 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px left> File:Placeholder.png|2003 Demo - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 9131209f3a6144c9271fb65e271c89b5705903c9 85 84 2022-08-14T04:18:23Z Orbitron 2 /* Demos */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png|2003 Demo - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> faf55431d2224c9a452bee32b86c35e4f62b0285 6 35 73 2022-08-14T03:43:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Who's With Me cover art 0bcbab473f15a0998a67562525392f092cc745bf 6 36 74 2022-08-14T03:51:21Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki California Medication cover art 2152bbbb80392e2bccbe64466f4a993af3316f7c 6 37 75 2022-08-14T03:54:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Medicine cover art 38cd3ea688f61b60b599170ddbc6b1f7a257cf72 6 38 76 2022-08-14T03:57:11Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Big Life (26 Letters) cover art 6ebbbfbd1505fd1db10b38de2598001049d233e2 6 39 77 2022-08-14T04:01:46Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Odd Times cover art 2bf1842ed79e56ff845e27d0e63b4a0908295253 6 40 78 2022-08-14T04:03:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Happy cover art 748b7aa7db11efba769c16288004ed8b1c8114f6 6 41 79 2022-08-14T04:06:11Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Turquoise 1:11 cover art 1f120699f06ef20349700a1581e3797110c9c2d6 6 42 80 2022-08-14T04:07:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki Never Stop cover art bc809e977810cddf6db5bd8db828431c854a0982 6 43 82 2022-08-14T04:11:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki 2007 Demo cover c7d94977100d6b7c44693279b238613db91a5874 0 44 86 2022-08-14T04:22:37Z Orbitron 2 Redirected page to [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] 7fdba95dac171c4eea58ff4b667e80ca461e7a99 0 45 87 2022-08-14T04:23:16Z Orbitron 2 Redirected page to [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] 7fdba95dac171c4eea58ff4b667e80ca461e7a99 10 46 88 2022-08-14T04:27:42Z Orbitron 2 Infobox created with infobox builder. wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="ep"> <label>EP by</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="label"> <label>Record label</label> </data> <data source="tracks"> <label>Tracks</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> </infobox> 9d94e8f45379760ce3e0f1ae15d97feff2aeb725 89 88 2022-08-14T05:02:01Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="ep"> <label>EP by</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="label"> <label>Record label</label> </data> <data source="tracks"> <label>Tracks</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="last_album"> <label>Last album</label> </data> <data source="next_album"> <label>Next album</label> </data> </infobox> 26205f205d1ec86d5de478f8993e37174cc7c15c 0 47 90 2022-08-14T05:40:58Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the s..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || Ashley Buchholz || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || [[Barbara Marciniak]] || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] f9de6805ebd36ce0cfd8df0f5401e9778046c0cf 91 90 2022-08-14T09:43:06Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || Ashley Buchholz || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || [[Barbara Marciniak]] || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] 30c18254a98116d4b1fda0cd363176462ace9bd0 92 91 2022-08-14T17:45:18Z Orbitron 2 /* Tracklist */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || Ashley Buchholz || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] 4f2caf44d774996e6ef87c71aaa52f9f01489e57 97 92 2022-08-14T17:59:24Z Orbitron 2 /* Tracklist */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] f558858a4533e58546a37ed8d8a2fa12e6ffc10e 10 48 93 2022-08-14T17:51:54Z Orbitron 2 Infobox created with infobox builder. wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="song"> <label>Song by</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="single"> <label>Single?</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="writer"> <label>Writer(s)</label> </data> <data source="producer"> <label>Producer(s)</label> </data> </infobox> dfa97a290dbd29321cb563508f99cdcd0a44f4ed 94 93 2022-08-14T17:54:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="song"> <label>Song by</label> </data> <data source="album" <label>Song from</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="single"> <label>Single?</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="writer"> <label>Writer(s)</label> </data> <data source="producer"> <label>Producer(s)</label> </data> </infobox> 4f174b27e0a1daa8de35c8c125bb7a6527d8c427 95 94 2022-08-14T17:56:01Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="song"> <label>Song by</label> </data> <data source="album"> <label>Song from</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="single"> <label>Single?</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="writer"> <label>Writer(s)</label> </data> <data source="producer"> <label>Producer(s)</label> </data> </infobox> 07c46e16bb83e5c23c715cb568a58f52cd8f559a 96 95 2022-08-14T17:56:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="song"> <label>Song by</label> </data> <data source="album"> <label>Song from</label> </data> <image source="image1"/> <image source="image2"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="single"> <label>Single?</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="writer"> <label>Writer(s)</label> </data> <data source="producer"> <label>Producer(s)</label> </data> </infobox> dd4a65a5dba1ceb53a0c4b4e95548d98a7172ca1 0 49 98 2022-08-14T18:15:10Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2008|single=Yes|runtime=3:33|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer|[[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner}} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17", as seen in a [https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2008|single=Yes|runtime=3:33|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer|[[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner}} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17", as seen in a [https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105 social media post] from the band made on July 19, 2018. The lyrics seemed to have been as follows: Your like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> Your like a black ops licorice "par mascarade"<br> Your like a buzz, I'm looking for a bee<br> Your like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> You drew me in (struck out)<br> Your like 2 15/17 to the east/right of me<br> Your like pineaples<br> How could I go on an on<br> Your like a test maze keeping all the rats at bay<br> Your like a C<br> Lookin for a circomplex<br> Your like a scope/Your like balances to (???)<br> Your like a sine<br> With the emphasis in green<br> Your like the ideal rainy day activity<br> (Image ends here) == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me<br> 35bf2c5b9c2d8c36ae39da343810bc0df99b8cc4 99 98 2022-08-17T22:54:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2008|single=Yes|runtime=3:33|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner}} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17," as seen in a social media post from the band on July 19, 2018.<ref> https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105</ref> *The name of this song came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] was doing roofing, having to cut a surface with a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths inches. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<ref group="note">Mystery&Romance was the band's record label at the time, run by Matthew Woo and Kaitlyn Cowan</ref><br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> 6a450fd06e2b6e023740a060f0505575cd2d7b3c 100 99 2022-08-17T23:05:28Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2008|single=Yes|runtime=3:33|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner}} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17," as seen in a social media post from the band on July 19, 2018.<ref> https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105</ref> *The name of this song came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] was doing roofing, having to cut a surface with a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths inches. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<ref group="note">Mystery&Romance was the band's record label at the time, run by Matthew Woo and Kaitlyn Cowan</ref><br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note"/> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch the music video - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2jfl8TvH8tkyk3DdCsSqb5 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/2-15-16/1115411014?i=1115411925 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/2-15-16/dp/B01FV1208W Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen to the song - YouTube Music] == References == <references /> 92852deb4d2776fce589559f5dd6a54bbef09e66 0 50 101 2022-08-20T01:44:57Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2007|single=Yes|runtime=3:43|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]]|producer=[[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian}} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the first single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2007 and runs for 3:43. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2007|single=Yes|runtime=3:43|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]]|producer=[[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian}} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the first single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2007 and runs for 3:43. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<ref group="note>This line is a reference to 3 events [[Ashley Buchholz]], Brian Mackenzie and their friends would have called "Flying With Brian", see [[Flying With Brian 3]]</ref><br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<ref group="note">This line is a reference to the alcoholic beverage from Newfoundland called "Newfoundland Screech"</ref><br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<ref group="note">This verse is a reference to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-bQn9DtgUA an old rhyme from Newfoundland]</ref><br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note" /> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch the music video - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2uN2z3ysJWBwanGJ6qlPfj Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/hollow-point-sniper-hyperbole/1115411014?i=1115411946 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Hollow-Point-Sniper-Hyperbole/dp/B01FV12186?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=80130C878CE645F2B3F0E8931B53CB31 Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] ee9a1548770ad83613ac3adf6604b90b5fa8ef9d 14 51 102 2022-08-20T01:45:50Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every song by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]" wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every song by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] 8b3dc79fa1f04c4d7f6a92fd0b3e33fcdbbb5766 0 49 103 100 2022-08-20T01:46:30Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=2008|single=Yes|runtime=3:33|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner}} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17," as seen in a social media post from the band on July 19, 2018.<ref> https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105</ref> *The name of this song came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] was doing roofing, having to cut a surface with a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths inches. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<ref group="note">Mystery&Romance was the band's record label at the time, run by Matthew Woo and Kaitlyn Cowan</ref><br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note"/> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch the music video - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2jfl8TvH8tkyk3DdCsSqb5 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/2-15-16/1115411014?i=1115411925 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/2-15-16/dp/B01FV1208W Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen to the song - YouTube Music] == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] af18b8264b3f3f006788c94a135816e04c04a961 14 52 104 2022-08-20T01:47:13Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every single released by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]" wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every single released by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] e4819f3e13844d1e7566b6e5048be00d692fd1ab 110 104 2022-08-20T02:04:58Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every single released by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. a8ac2ea7c0c1272a43097c35e1c923e36b09f3d3 14 53 105 2022-08-20T01:48:38Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every [[USS]] song released in 2007" wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every [[USS]] song released in 2007 e64168fd389290c2c2118e478a2cb60f4acfed4c 106 105 2022-08-20T01:48:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every [[USS]] song released in 2007. 5a1ecca809c689479abfe4df885a5c04ded87d95 130 106 2022-08-28T16:50:00Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every [[USS]] song or album released in 2007. d638ba8802101bc8cad0f9e28aa97eaf7c824fc2 14 51 107 102 2022-08-20T01:49:03Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every song by [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. 4201658156bddeb255e5396c6cb22656b5539e61 0 47 108 97 2022-08-20T01:50:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] af56e21708cd7962755331fd6064cfcee18c0d64 118 108 2022-08-20T07:06:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] 6c40f868bacfaa304666c977a2897e4ca02d2b82 121 118 2022-08-20T07:29:40Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category: 2007]] 107fed1ac512df4f6389a89ef150b9b779473e23 122 121 2022-08-20T07:30:00Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 0911e29443ad0bb466c7276eea66fac419c3bf26 14 54 109 2022-08-20T01:52:40Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every [[USS]] song that was released in 2008." wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every [[USS]] song that was released in 2008. b7e2b28a7fc5427fc8953304133296e898d8fdcb 0 55 111 2022-08-20T02:24:47Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:14|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]], Chris Davies}} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. == Trivia == *This song was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsSQLgjUkBw first performed] under the name "Team of Captains" in 2005. == Lyrics == <div class="t..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:14|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]], Chris Davies}} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. == Trivia == *This song was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsSQLgjUkBw first performed] under the name "Team of Captains" in 2005. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<ref group="note">This line refers to both the song Rock the Casbah by The Clash and the entertainment venue in Hamilton, Ontario called the Kasbah</ref><br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<ref group="note">This line probably refers to the 45% drop in Merck Corp's stock value in the Fall of 2004</ref><br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley<ref group="note">Dirty Shirley is a drink [[Ashley Buchholz]] would frequently order</ref><br> Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley<ref group="note">Mr. Furley was a character in the sitcom Three's Company</ref><br> Jack the Tripper<ref group="note">Same as above</ref><br> Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note" /> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/5S7JerHbKYlCVvo5J6GSXG?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=8861466BE3C6431A85C7C087D27BE1E8 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/drop-around-the-clock/1115411014?i=1115411952 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Drop-Around-the-Clock/dp/B01FV1221C Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 2168a62a12624eac7c3b1a6c61be901481ac23ee 0 56 112 2022-08-20T02:33:11Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:19|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Form Onederful''' is a song by [[USS]], and the fourth off of their [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:19 and is entirely instrumental (apart from the sample at the very end.) == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/6T2abJHaFpptrJP67E6b31?si=c9976718c4db4aae Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.c..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:19|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Form Onederful''' is a song by [[USS]], and the fourth off of their [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:19 and is entirely instrumental (apart from the sample at the very end.) == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/6T2abJHaFpptrJP67E6b31?si=c9976718c4db4aae Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/form-onederful/1115411014?i=1115411954 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Form-Onederful/dp/B01FV122OO?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=E401D08E0F134DB9867523F18D3F0ED1 Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] c274aef493e396e0a5668985fe9ef2d9e32b3103 0 57 113 2022-08-20T06:39:26Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=4:15|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. == Trivia == *A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFqXVlYgspM rough mix of this song] contains an extended 20-second long outro. *For a donatio..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=4:15|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. == Trivia == *A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFqXVlYgspM rough mix of this song] contains an extended 20-second long outro. *For a donation of $5,000 or more during [[Advanced Basics]]'s crowdfunding stage, USS would play this song at your wedding. [[Ashley Buchholz]] has (half-jokingly) explained his distaste toward singing the line "you make me feel like a porno star" when the bride's dad was around. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on </div></div> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/7xLtlYAY3yhMS7UC3dx1fi Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/pornostartrek/1115411014?i=1115411955 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Pornostartrek/dp/B01FV1247Y Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 0c25d2c06ad35d4a0fc0124ee876bf5e12275101 114 113 2022-08-20T06:43:05Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=4:15|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. __TOC__ == Trivia == *A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFqXVlYgspM rough mix of this song] contains an extended 20-second long outro. *For a donation of $5,000 or more during [[Advanced Basics]]'s crowdfunding stage, USS would play this song at your wedding. [[Ashley Buchholz]] has (half-jokingly) explained his distaste toward singing the line "you make me feel like a porno star" when the bride's dad was around. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on </div></div> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/7xLtlYAY3yhMS7UC3dx1fi Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/pornostartrek/1115411014?i=1115411955 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Pornostartrek/dp/B01FV1247Y Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] bfec93bf540b404c32df833aaa5d12e18119ee3c 115 114 2022-08-20T06:45:52Z Orbitron 2 /* Lyrics */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007|single=No|runtime=4:15|writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=[[USS]]}} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. __TOC__ == Trivia == *A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFqXVlYgspM rough mix of this song] contains an extended 20-second long outro. *For a donation of $5,000 or more during [[Advanced Basics]]'s crowdfunding stage, USS would play this song at your wedding. [[Ashley Buchholz]] has (half-jokingly) explained his distaste toward singing the line "you make me feel like a porno star" when the bride's dad was around. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on </div></div> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/7xLtlYAY3yhMS7UC3dx1fi Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/pornostartrek/1115411014?i=1115411955 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Pornostartrek/dp/B01FV1247Y Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 039c0fdd10e9e7811b91013c13fa2b500bedc80c 0 58 116 2022-08-20T07:03:40Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=Turquoise111.jpg|release_date=December 24, 2021|single=Yes|runtime=4:59|writer=Barbara Marciniak|producer=[[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis}} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, and it runs for 4:59. == Trivia == *This s..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=Turquoise111.jpg|release_date=December 24, 2021|single=Yes|runtime=4:59|writer=Barbara Marciniak|producer=[[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis}} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, and it runs for 4:59. == Trivia == *This song would eventually be reworked into the song [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] in 2009. An [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 early demo of this song from 2006] shares a name with the song, also being called Neurochemical Warfare. *The main sample in this song is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch the visualizer - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2Ia6HB7Wztth8vT3wswIQJ?si=2c9ac0f940c544b9 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/us/album/turquoise-1-11/1589520873?i=1589520875 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://music.amazon.ca/albums/B09J1RGB2G Listen to the song - Amazon Music] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] e5bf83525100806d9d42d4f29646c0ea8905fa51 117 116 2022-08-20T07:04:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Welding the C:/]]|image1=Turquoise111.jpg|release_date=July 19, 2007 (Album)<br>December 24, 2021 (Single)|single=Yes|runtime=4:59|writer=Barbara Marciniak|producer=[[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis}} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, and it runs for 4:59. == Trivia == *This song would eventually be reworked into the song [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] in 2009. An [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 early demo of this song from 2006] shares a name with the song, also being called Neurochemical Warfare. *The main sample in this song is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch the visualizer - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2Ia6HB7Wztth8vT3wswIQJ?si=2c9ac0f940c544b9 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/us/album/turquoise-1-11/1589520873?i=1589520875 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://music.amazon.ca/albums/B09J1RGB2G Listen to the song - Amazon Music] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 80e0ad57ff2d5f500ea3f179249e1783e7071ab2 0 59 119 2022-08-20T07:28:16Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|tracks=7|runtime=22:44|last_album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]|next_album=[[Welding the C:/]]}} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP due to the U-turn sign on the cover art) is a demo EP from [[USS]], released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. It features 7 tracks, most notably of which being early/demo versions of Better Li..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|tracks=7|runtime=22:44|last_album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]|next_album=[[Welding the C:/]]}} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP due to the U-turn sign on the cover art) is a demo EP from [[USS]], released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. It features 7 tracks, most notably of which being early/demo versions of [[Better Living Centre]], [[Prefontaine]], [[Turquoise 1:11]], [[K.I.T.]] and [[Me vs Us]], and it runs for 22:44. == Trivia == *[[Human Kebab]] had no involvement with this EP. *Tracks 1 through 6 on this EP were taken from previous projects and were tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] wanted to be on the EP. The demo version of [[Prefontaine]] was made in 2003 under the name "The Complete Messengers", with [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]] being recorded in the same session, [[Ice Robots]] being from an old tape Ashley made titled "Melodic Skeletons", and [[Choices]] alongside the demo version of [[K.I.T.]] being from the [[Flying With Brian 3]] album (K.I.T. has very slight differences such as the second half of the song being re-recorded for unknown reasons). The only track that was new at the time was the demo version of [[Me vs Us]], but even then, the instrumental was made in 2005 and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hZHA8Y27J8 had been used] for performances as "Team of Captains". == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen |- | [[Time For A Change]] || 0:53 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen] |- | [[Prefontaine|Prefontaine (EP Version)]] || 3:19 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYHsbPZHEJo Listen] |- | [[Ice Robots]] || 0:42 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen] |- | [[Choices]] || 3:39 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111 (EP Version)]] || 4:05 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvgjOrEztRQ Listen] |- | [[K.I.T.|K.I.T. (EP Version)]] || 4:52 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMsFkSfszyc Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us|Me vs Us (EP Version)]] || 5:10 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0noB1TKaJ8Q Listen] |} 216a585cd212ef42c2022acae9c293d150a25ca1 120 119 2022-08-20T07:29:23Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|tracks=7|runtime=22:44|last_album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]|next_album=[[Welding the C:/]]}} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP due to the U-turn sign on the cover art) is a demo EP from [[USS]], released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. It features 7 tracks, most notably of which being early/demo versions of [[Better Living Centre]], [[Prefontaine]], [[Turquoise 1:11]], [[K.I.T.]] and [[Me vs Us]], and it runs for 22:44. == Trivia == *[[Human Kebab]] had no involvement with this EP. *Tracks 1 through 6 on this EP were taken from previous projects and were tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] wanted to be on the EP. The demo version of [[Prefontaine]] was made in 2003 under the name "The Complete Messengers", with [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]] being recorded in the same session, [[Ice Robots]] being from an old tape Ashley made titled "Melodic Skeletons", and [[Choices]] alongside the demo version of [[K.I.T.]] being from the [[Flying With Brian 3]] album (K.I.T. has very slight differences such as the second half of the song being re-recorded for unknown reasons). The only track that was new at the time was the demo version of [[Me vs Us]], but even then, the instrumental was made in 2005 and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hZHA8Y27J8 had been used] for performances as "Team of Captains". == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen |- | [[Time For A Change]] || 0:53 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen] |- | [[Prefontaine|Prefontaine (EP Version)]] || 3:19 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYHsbPZHEJo Listen] |- | [[Ice Robots]] || 0:42 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen] |- | [[Choices]] || 3:39 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111 (EP Version)]] || 4:05 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvgjOrEztRQ Listen] |- | [[K.I.T.|K.I.T. (EP Version)]] || 4:52 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMsFkSfszyc Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us|Me vs Us (EP Version)]] || 5:10 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0noB1TKaJ8Q Listen] |} == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeGjuie8sk9yGrlWwAG6ZYm-Un8EZ7vRf YouTube] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:Demos]] 3678b4cc41fd6727f25db3d6dbe60d7b6fd9aca2 123 120 2022-08-20T07:32:40Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|tracks=7|runtime=22:43|last_album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]|next_album=[[Welding the C:/]]}} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP due to the U-turn sign on the cover art) is a demo EP from [[USS]], released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. It features 7 tracks, most notably of which being early/demo versions of [[Better Living Centre]], [[Prefontaine]], [[Turquoise 1:11]], [[K.I.T.]] and [[Me vs Us]], and it runs for 22:43. == Trivia == *[[Human Kebab]] had no involvement with this EP. *Tracks 1 through 6 on this EP were taken from previous projects and were tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] wanted to be on the EP. The demo version of [[Prefontaine]] was made in 2003 under the name "The Complete Messengers", with [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]] being recorded in the same session, [[Ice Robots]] being from an old tape Ashley made titled "Melodic Skeletons", and [[Choices]] alongside the demo version of [[K.I.T.]] being from the [[Flying With Brian 3]] album (K.I.T. has very slight differences such as the second half of the song being re-recorded for unknown reasons). The only track that was new at the time was the demo version of [[Me vs Us]], but even then, the instrumental was made in 2005 and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hZHA8Y27J8 had been used] for performances as "Team of Captains". == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen |- | [[Time For A Change]] || 0:53 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen] |- | [[Prefontaine|Prefontaine (EP Version)]] || 3:19 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYHsbPZHEJo Listen] |- | [[Ice Robots]] || 0:42 || None || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen] |- | [[Choices]] || 3:39 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111 (EP Version)]] || 4:05 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvgjOrEztRQ Listen] |- | [[K.I.T.|K.I.T. (EP Version)]] || 4:52 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMsFkSfszyc Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us|Me vs Us (EP Version)]] || 5:10 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0noB1TKaJ8Q Listen] |} == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeGjuie8sk9yGrlWwAG6ZYm-Un8EZ7vRf YouTube] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:Demos]] 27f874bcdc07905a29e648e0f51cf1e718297338 10 60 124 2022-08-20T07:49:48Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="album"> <label>Album by</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="label"> <label>Record label</label> </data> <data source="tracks"> <label>Tracks</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="last_album"> <label>Last album</label> </data> <..." wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="album"> <label>Album by</label> </data> <image source="image"/> <data source="release_date"> <label>Release date</label> </data> <data source="label"> <label>Record label</label> </data> <data source="tracks"> <label>Tracks</label> </data> <data source="runtime"> <label>Runtime</label> </data> <data source="last_album"> <label>Last album</label> </data> <data source="next_album"> <label>Next album</label> </data> </infobox> 1070dacd79397b076cba75eea27fcba1164a28fc 0 61 125 2022-08-20T07:52:14Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox Album|aalbum=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Placeholder.png|release_date=2006|tracks=13|runtime=44:51|last_album=[[2003 Demo]]|next_album=[[2007 Demo]]}} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is an album by [[USS]], released to 50 people sometime in 2006. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 44:51. == Trivia == *Despite the album being called Flying With Brian '''3''', Flying With Brian 1 and 2 don't exist as albums. Flying With Brian was a series of events..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|aalbum=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Placeholder.png|release_date=2006|tracks=13|runtime=44:51|last_album=[[2003 Demo]]|next_album=[[2007 Demo]]}} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is an album by [[USS]], released to 50 people sometime in 2006. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 44:51. == Trivia == *Despite the album being called Flying With Brian '''3''', Flying With Brian 1 and 2 don't exist as albums. Flying With Brian was a series of events [[Ashley Buchholz]] and his friend Brian Mackenzie along with other friends at the time. The first was a boat cruise, the second was a house party, and the third was an album. *This album contains mostly acoustic tracks, except for the last track, Neurochemical Warfare, being an early instrumental of [[Turquoise 1:11]]. *The tracks Now Is Well, Funk Flash, Let's Go Out And Play and Neurochemical Warfare (mentioned above) would later become the tracks [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Domino]], [[Nepal]] and [[Turquoise 1:11]] respectively. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! 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It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 44:51. == Trivia == *Despite the album being called Flying With Brian '''3''', Flying With Brian 1 and 2 don't exist as albums. Flying With Brian was a series of events [[Ashley Buchholz]] and his friend Brian Mackenzie along with other friends at the time. The first was a boat cruise, the second was a house party, and the third was an album. *This album contains mostly acoustic tracks, except for the last track, Neurochemical Warfare, being an early instrumental of [[Turquoise 1:11]]. *The tracks Now Is Well, Funk Flash, Let's Go Out And Play and Neurochemical Warfare (mentioned above) would later become the tracks [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Domino]], [[Nepal]] and [[Turquoise 1:11]] respectively. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen |- | [[A Word From Brian]] || 1:04 || Brian Mackenzie || None || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yorifu0CaEs Listen] |- | [[Theory vs Action]] || 3:45 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5ccb9fAavA Listen] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Now Is Well]] || 3:37 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GOU-Fy7bJ8 Listen] |- | [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] || 3:45 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts_z9wnKzP8 Listen] |- | [[K.I.T.|K.I.T. (Demo)]]|| 5:20 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6XgQhsO600 Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole (Demo)]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nQ-uYi8OVM Listen] |- | [[Domino|Funk Flash]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ6L2GgWE70 Listen] |- | [[Choices]] || 3:42 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen] |- | [[World War Me]] || 3:34 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4fi3tilGPY Listen] |- | [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] || 2:34 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFDSWiRKKjA Listen] |- | [[Nepal|Let's Go Out And Play]] || 3:38 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLISPiquWEc Listen] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray (Demo)]] || 1:59 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz04nhraefM Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] || 3:50 || None || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 Listen] |} == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeGjuie8sk9x5XxLcUNEM9QtNFgHZ3ptA YouTube] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] ca43f66b4203daa934eec9e7a95915c23f62371e 127 126 2022-08-20T08:21:38Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|aalbum=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Placeholder.png|release_date=2006|tracks=13|runtime=44:51|last_album=[[2003 Demo]]|next_album=[[2007 Demo]]}} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is an album by [[USS]], released to 50 people sometime in 2006. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 44:51. __TOC__ == Trivia == *Despite the album being called Flying With Brian '''3''', Flying With Brian 1 and 2 don't exist as albums. Flying With Brian was a series of events [[Ashley Buchholz]] and his friend Brian Mackenzie along with other friends at the time. The first was a boat cruise, the second was a house party, and the third was an album. *This album contains mostly acoustic tracks, except for the last track, Neurochemical Warfare, being an early instrumental of [[Turquoise 1:11]]. *The tracks Now Is Well, Funk Flash, Let's Go Out And Play and Neurochemical Warfare (mentioned above) would later become the tracks [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Domino]], [[Nepal]] and [[Turquoise 1:11]] respectively. == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen |- | [[A Word From Brian]] || 1:04 || Brian Mackenzie || None || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yorifu0CaEs Listen] |- | [[Theory vs Action]] || 3:45 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5ccb9fAavA Listen] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Now Is Well]] || 3:37 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GOU-Fy7bJ8 Listen] |- | [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] || 3:45 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts_z9wnKzP8 Listen] |- | [[K.I.T.|K.I.T. (Demo)]]|| 5:20 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6XgQhsO600 Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole (Demo)]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nQ-uYi8OVM Listen] |- | [[Domino|Funk Flash]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ6L2GgWE70 Listen] |- | [[Choices]] || 3:42 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen] |- | [[World War Me]] || 3:34 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4fi3tilGPY Listen] |- | [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] || 2:34 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFDSWiRKKjA Listen] |- | [[Nepal|Let's Go Out And Play]] || 3:38 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLISPiquWEc Listen] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray (Demo)]] || 1:59 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || Unknown || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz04nhraefM Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] || 3:50 || None || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 Listen] |} == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeGjuie8sk9x5XxLcUNEM9QtNFgHZ3ptA YouTube] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 6a276d36f7c9db5b925d4a29b2bbe159da332cb9 14 62 128 2022-08-23T23:28:02Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every EP from [[USS]] and/or related projects" wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every EP from [[USS]] and/or related projects ee880cb64623c2c663c5b55255672aafda95b593 0 63 129 2022-08-28T16:49:32Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[2007 Demo]]|image1=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=0:53|producer=Unknown}} '''Time For A Change''' is a song by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. It runs for 0:53. == Trivia == *The main sample used in this sound would eventually be used in [[Better Living Centre]] and [[Visionary Science Patrol]]. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyric..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[2007 Demo]]|image1=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=0:53|producer=Unknown}} '''Time For A Change''' is a song by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. It runs for 0:53. == Trivia == *The main sample used in this sound would eventually be used in [[Better Living Centre]] and [[Visionary Science Patrol]]. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] 9acc5e355d63224fb6cda718c1a52d4df2ccbc02 0 64 131 2022-08-29T18:12:04Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[2007 Demo]]|image1=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=0:42|producer=Unknown}} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. It runs for 0:42 and is entirely instrumental. == Trivia == *This song first appeared on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made titled "Melodic Skeletons".<ref>Comment by now suspended YouTube user and friend of the band toc69</ref> == Li..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[2007 Demo]]|image1=2007Demo.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=0:42|producer=Unknown}} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. It runs for 0:42 and is entirely instrumental. == Trivia == *This song first appeared on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made titled "Melodic Skeletons".<ref>Comment by now suspended YouTube user and friend of the band toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> d3bf5fafdabbe35249f0425ae6d832949dd4d69f 0 65 132 2022-08-29T18:33:43Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]<br>[[2007 Demo]]|image1=Placeholder.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:39||writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=Unknown}} '''Choices''' is a song by [[USS]], the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]] and the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. It runs for 3:39. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song|song=[[USS]]|album=[[Flying With Brian 3]]<br>[[2007 Demo]]|image1=Placeholder.png|release_date=January 24, 2007|single=No|runtime=3:39||writer=[[Ashley Buchholz]]|producer=Unknown}} '''Choices''' is a song by [[USS]], the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]] and the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. It runs for 3:39. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> ''Please note that lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgHQZq2bNZ0 Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] 5fadc18811de448c90d2abd548ead45217b9a1d7 0 17 133 85 2022-09-03T22:36:02Z Orbitron 2 /* Demos */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:|Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png||link=2003 Demo|[[2003 Demo]] - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 7f8a966956b789463c276eb3bbfbb89a4876db35 150 133 2022-11-06T06:58:42Z 2001:569:BE52:9A00:5145:50AD:32C0:D9A 0 /* 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Main discography === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Welding the C:/|[[Welding the C:/]] - 2007 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Questamation|[[Questamation]] - 2009 File:Approved.jpg|link=APPROVED|[[APPROVED]] - 2011 File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|link=Advanced Basics|[[Advanced Basics]] - 2014 File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|link=New World Alphabet|[[New World Alphabet]] - 2017 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Einsteins of Consciousness|[[Einsteins of Consciousness]] - 2021 File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|link=The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap|[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]] - 2021 </gallery> === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png||link=2003 Demo|[[2003 Demo]] - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 4a31f98e1ea690a018a5ee0d0b51175b8b9d850c 151 150 2022-11-06T08:04:14Z Orbitron 2 /* Discography */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png||link=2003 Demo|[[2003 Demo]] - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> b874d4b57491c510f9a7c3d0a160576d7f25dfd9 152 151 2022-11-06T19:47:42Z Orbitron 2 will finish later lol wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! 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The wiki was started on August 6, 2022, and currently has {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles. == Who are USS? == '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' were a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS were comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. 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They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. 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They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. 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In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == List of early aliases/bands == *Evol Widow *[[Thred]] *Point 3 *[[Quixonic]] *Mensa Dropout *[[The Complete Messengers]] *NE Plus Ultra *Frontseat Burnhole *A Mess of Uncles *Victorious Denowski *[[Acousteau]] == History == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his job at the paper factory and would begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping would leave the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. == References == <references /> 3fd8e665e4774250032ed6116b4f8a95e08ccdc4 0 17 153 152 2022-11-07T00:39:02Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* Singles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters) || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole|[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] - 2007 File:WeldingTheC.png.png|link=2 15/16|[[2 15/16]] - 2008 File:LacesOut.jpg|link=Laces Out|[[Laces Out]] - 2009 File:Questamation.jpg|link=Anti-Venom|[[Anti-Venom]] - 2009 File:Mavericks.webp|link=Mavericks|[[Mavericks]] - 2010 File:NAOK.jpg|link=N/A OK|[[N/A OK]] - 2011 File:YoHelloHooray.webp|link=Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] - 2011 File:Approved.jpg|link=Damini|[[Damini]] - 2012 File:ThisIsTheBest.jpg|link=This Is The Best|[[This Is The Best]] - 2013 File:YinYang.webp|link=Yin Yang|[[Yin Yang]] - 2014 File:Shipwreck.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Shipwreck]] - 2014 File:Nepal.webp|link=Shipwreck|[[Nepal]] - 2014 File:WorkShoes.jpg|link=Work Shoes|[[Work Shoes]] - 2016 File:WhosWithMe.jpg|link=Who's With Me|[[Who's With Me]] - 2017 File:CaliforniaMedication.png|link=California Medication|[[California Medication]] - 2017 File:Medicine.jpg|link=Medicine|[[Medicine]] - 2018 File:BigLife26Letters.jpg|link=Big Life (26 Letters)|[[Big Life (26 Letters)]] - 2018 File:OddTimes.jpg|link=Odd Times|[[Odd Times]] - 2020 File:Happy.jpg|link=Happy|[[Happy]] - 2020 File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|link=Feel Alive|[[Feel Alive]] - 2020 File:Turquoise111.jpg|link=Turquoise 1:11|[[Turquoise 1:11]] - 2021 File:NeverStop.jpg|link=Never Stop|[[Never Stop]] - 2022 </gallery> === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png||link=2003 Demo|[[2003 Demo]] - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 83a1aa7813d1e0b63590b9466e62ae4965e5d0fe 154 153 2022-11-07T00:39:23Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* Singles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters) || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} === Demos === <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200px> File:Placeholder.png||link=2003 Demo|[[2003 Demo]] - 2003 File:Placeholder.png|link=Flying With Brian 3|[[Flying With Brian 3]] - 2006 File:2007Demo.png|link=2007 Demo|[[2007 Demo]] - 2007 </gallery> == References == <references /> 7a5a2e96c6842a7c0569a2e60ede9f5ee37978e0 155 154 2022-11-07T00:39:38Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters) || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> da76e6bb2bde854c0b5d2972e06a289b24679c73 156 155 2022-11-07T00:40:28Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* Singles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In mid-2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> 2da61d67c97d008c5a9ddc98598d41d6568a588d 157 156 2022-11-07T00:43:29Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* 2008-2009, Questamation */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In early 2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> a2c7d42734018b88dba02ab0df266ebabb04846b 163 157 2022-11-11T01:54:46Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:345F:6089:9105:A8F7 0 /* Singles */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In early 2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Oddloop]] || March 16, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> 32bba26b084b1b38d2cdc79645fad203d3c261da 0 12 158 145 2022-11-07T01:30:28Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == List of early aliases/bands == *Evol Widow *[[Thred]] *Point 3 *[[Quixonic]] *Mensa Dropout *[[The Complete Messengers]] *NE Plus Ultra *Frontseat Burnhole *A Mess of Uncles *Victorious Denowski *[[Acousteau]] == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[2003 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2003 demo)]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> ca0fba81a6cd999bc1374a4741cb963d553daa25 159 158 2022-11-07T01:30:47Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == List of early aliases/bands == *Evol Widow *[[Thred]] *Point 3 *[[Quixonic]] *Mensa Dropout *[[The Complete Messengers]] *NE Plus Ultra *Frontseat Burnhole *A Mess of Uncles *Victorious Denowski *[[Acousteau]] == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[2003 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2003 demo)]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] e21ba1bd7b01c711e29e7fe6f8e60de48904eff8 0 47 160 122 2022-11-07T02:04:40Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich phone. Management- Mystery&Romance matt@mysteryandromance.com kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 4516461e262ebac8a6cab2113434598d405f6c2d 161 160 2022-11-07T02:05:15Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* Liner notes */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] f1868d67a62527a330fb85b38dd1a2feb24913c2 162 161 2022-11-07T02:31:57Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:1902:8B5B:8250:BED8 0 /* Liner notes */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 07239d71b337f962276f3e0adeeecd4faf45a5de 176 162 2022-11-13T00:21:03Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] e815c6ba130d0661c7738516ce4e2748030e3986 192 176 2022-12-11T20:48:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 8b408e2765b8bbdb955437096b7d73c210ea67a1 193 192 2022-12-11T20:50:19Z Orbitron 2 /* Personnel */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for [[Drop Around The Clock]] refer to [[Human Kebab]] as both "Human Kebab" and "DJ Oven & Stove," his former stage name. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 1b085cc87e36df9808106d2fb840d02e429c215b 194 193 2022-12-11T20:54:24Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[2 15/16]] || 3:33 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies, Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen] |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 3:43 || [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], [[Charles Topping]], DJ Ian || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpmC3tVfK2g Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2PuNTNlJaAo Listen] |- | [[Drop Around The Clock]] || 3:14 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen] |- | [[Form Onederful]] || 3:19 || None || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen] |- | [[Pornostartrek]] || 4:15 || [[Ashley Buchholz]] || [[USS]] || [https://youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || 4:59 || Barbara Marciniak || [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch], [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen]|| Was replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent reissues |} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] a72e9912b20a7cac1012801154fa40de7a20592c 197 194 2022-12-18T07:06:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP would begin recording before [[Human Kebab]] re-joined the band. *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Standard edition | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 3a8aecfadf6030189dc19082adca07dd1a0b82ee 198 197 2022-12-18T07:10:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that all the world's serotonin in its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Standard edition | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 8015715f38444a9d80c95a67e4916b63f47d0f7a 199 198 2022-12-18T07:11:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox EP|ep=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=WeldingTheC.png.png|release_date=July 19, 2007 (original issue), May 30, 2008 (reissue)|label=Mystery&Romance|tracks=6|runtime=23:06 (original issue) (20:25 (reissue)|last_album=[[2007 Demo]]|next_album=[[Questamation]]}} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] af86bd09d3e4f632dc91fc9c119e8d910541f9f0 6 74 164 2022-11-12T23:54:30Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki first page of the leaflet for welding the c:/ 6caf30cbb20d768a071c339680917e0ea57bdc02 6 75 165 2022-11-12T23:57:49Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki cd welding the c:/ 33e3e7ec5b105e513186952dba35980011046164 6 76 166 2022-11-13T00:00:54Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes c5b16f17ed9bed6cb0f498a764c2bbdef103a577 6 77 167 2022-11-13T00:03:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki credits 66c22fad3a990a40eb2b97b64d66e2db41733081 6 78 168 2022-11-13T00:10:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki back cover 33b48a63455b125fccbc602a149429853c11613b 6 79 169 2022-11-13T00:11:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki card 2ab0591dbcf5fefdad65f3a10ae4155b91890fed 6 80 170 2022-11-13T00:13:02Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki card 2ab0591dbcf5fefdad65f3a10ae4155b91890fed 6 81 171 2022-11-13T00:13:57Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki back 61bb8d29b5be7db307cb29005bff087ebe300454 6 82 172 2022-11-13T00:15:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki cover a28100fa6a50a3cbd5dd6b7e69b0a4377f855523 6 83 173 2022-11-13T00:18:01Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki back 61bb8d29b5be7db307cb29005bff087ebe300454 6 84 174 2022-11-13T00:19:34Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki side a 3f8dcd59dc38abbefad07ed4eb1b495cdf43cab3 6 85 175 2022-11-13T00:20:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki side b bf75bb4fa85b90634a04e91da1453bbbf1f12300 0 86 177 2022-11-13T01:02:29Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records|tracks=13|runtime=1:00:16|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records|tracks=13|runtime=1:00:16|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} 748ae21d1bb60af7df3cd0c2f0b834bc6e329ff1 178 177 2022-11-13T01:03:51Z Orbitron 2 ??? wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records]]|tracks=13|runtime=1:00:16|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} 5611de874cf910bb79078376ab12038d6f2e151d 179 178 2022-11-14T03:36:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records]]|tracks=13|runtime=1:00:16|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[Cloudboy]] || 3:58 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzFB7cv4niE Listen] |- | [[Laces Out]] || 2:35 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na_Wm098H9A Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoDQdtQ72Ig Listen] |- | [[P.S. I Can Change]] || 4:50 || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1rYe0xL7mc Listen] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 3:49 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKN-NJ2_E_o Listen] |- | [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] || 4:21 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozabzGRWKCc Listen] |- | [[Stationery Robbery]] || 3:00 || [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkef3xGlVzY Listen] |- | [[Better Living Centre]] || 1:16 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehYG8IRPaXg Listen] |- | [[3 Purple Butterflies]] || 3:32 || [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Matthew Von Wagner || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhoUiYzju9s Listen] |- | [[Stranger To Myself]] || 4:16 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtQSdYW62o Listen] |- | [[Man Makes The Zoo]] || 5:09 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l32qDhtQ0-w Listen] |- | [[Visionary Science Patrol]] || 4:39 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6SPVwSGt9U Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us]] || 3:41 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8II20WUCEQ Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us#Bonus track|Binaural Theta Catharsis]] || 15:19 || N/A || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N43swPW0q9A Listen] || Bonus track for [[Me vs Us]], also referred to as "Bonus Woodsy Track" and "Magical Trippy Mystery Song |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 08545f0e0f02610de738dc555d2e025a10e55bc7 180 179 2022-11-14T03:36:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records]]|tracks=13|runtime=1:00:16|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Song title !! Duration !! Writer(s) !! Producer(s) !! Listen/watch !! Notes |- | [[Cloudboy]] || 3:58 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzFB7cv4niE Listen] |- | [[Laces Out]] || 2:35 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na_Wm098H9A Watch], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoDQdtQ72Ig Listen] |- | [[P.S. I Can Change]] || 4:50 || [[USS]], Chris Davies || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1rYe0xL7mc Listen] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 3:49 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKN-NJ2_E_o Listen] |- | [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] || 4:21 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozabzGRWKCc Listen] |- | [[Stationery Robbery]] || 3:00 || [[Human Kebab]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkef3xGlVzY Listen] |- | [[Better Living Centre]] || 1:16 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehYG8IRPaXg Listen] |- | [[3 Purple Butterflies]] || 3:32 || [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Matthew Von Wagner || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhoUiYzju9s Listen] |- | [[Stranger To Myself]] || 4:16 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtQSdYW62o Listen] |- | [[Man Makes The Zoo]] || 5:09 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l32qDhtQ0-w Listen] |- | [[Visionary Science Patrol]] || 4:39 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6SPVwSGt9U Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us]] || 3:41 || [[USS]] || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8II20WUCEQ Listen] |- | [[Me vs Us#Bonus track|Binaural Theta Catharsis]] || 15:19 || N/A || [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N43swPW0q9A Listen] || Bonus track for [[Me vs Us]], also referred to as "Bonus Woodsy Track" and "Magical Trippy Mystery Song" |} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] a922ea397a5d20930864a6b798714d9ea1556bda 200 180 2022-12-18T07:36:39Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records]]|tracks=13|runtime=1:01:25|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main album | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track, also referred to as "Bonus Woodsy Track" and "Magical Trippy Mystery Song" | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] a98771fd94981b49c4a9acdc3aa2284a7eae349b 201 200 2022-12-18T07:38:39Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album|album=[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|image=Questamation.jpg|release_date=March 9, 2009|label=[[Smashing World Records]]|tracks=13|runtime=1:01:25|last_album=[[Welding the C:/]]|next_album=[[APPROVED]]}} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track, also referred to as "Bonus Woodsy Track" and "Magical Trippy Mystery Song" | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] a05ea904fca837c520191197a2f1133a25dfb48f 0 1 181 149 2022-11-27T03:50:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <center> {| style="width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #ffffcc; border: 1px solid #aaa;" |- | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |{{Ubiquipedia:Main Page Banner}} <span style="float:right; font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; padding:0 .5em 0 2em"> |} {| style="width:280px; border:none; background:none;" | style="width:280px; text-align:center; white-space:nowrap; color:#000;" | <div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Welcome to '''Ubiquipedia''',</div> <div style="top:+0.2em; font-size:95%;">the [[USS]] encyclopedia.</div> <div id="articlecount" style="width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:85%;">[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles and counting.</div> |} {{Band member boxes}} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. As of November 2022, they have [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|3 full-length albums, 4 EPs and 4 non-album singles]]. Unfortunately, the band dissolved in 2022, performing [[USS concert: 06/11/2022|one final]] [[List of USS concerts|concert]] on June 11. <inputbox> type=create preload=Template:Article template buttonlabel=Create/edit article </inputbox> == Follow USS == [https://youtube.com/ussofficial USS on YouTube]<br> [https://twitter.com/ussmusic USS on Twitter]<br> [https://facebook.com/USSMUSIC USS on Facebook]<br> [https://instagram.com/ussmusic USS on Instagram] [[Category:Ubiquipedia]] [[Category:Namespace pages]] 5f87ea63866ca2f755c2856c6240fa5ce13993ad 182 181 2022-11-27T03:51:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <center> {| style="width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #ffffcc; border: 1px solid #aaa;" |- | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |{{Ubiquipedia:Main Page Banner}} <span style="float:right; font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; padding:0 .5em 0 2em"> |} {| style="width:280px; border:none; background:none;" | style="width:280px; text-align:center; white-space:nowrap; color:#000;" | <div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Welcome to '''Ubiquipedia''',</div> <div style="top:+0.2em; font-size:95%;">the [[USS]] encyclopedia.</div> <div id="articlecount" style="width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:85%;">[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles and counting.</div> |} {{Band member boxes}} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. As of November 2022, they have [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|3 full-length albums, 4 EPs and 4 non-album singles]]. The band dissolved in 2022, performing [[USS concert: 06/11/2022|one final]] [[List of USS concerts|concert]] on June 11. <inputbox> type=create preload=Template:Article template buttonlabel=Create/edit article </inputbox> == Follow USS == [https://youtube.com/ussofficial USS on YouTube]<br> [https://twitter.com/ussmusic USS on Twitter]<br> [https://facebook.com/USSMUSIC USS on Facebook]<br> [https://instagram.com/ussmusic USS on Instagram] [[Category:Ubiquipedia]] [[Category:Namespace pages]] d21361f5bbbf45d94648a1615928cf8183885541 0 67 183 135 2022-11-27T04:49:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} 0ff95107f95eb2c1bc41602c4bae8ed9d36b2816 184 183 2022-11-27T05:55:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} 8c03d30b0f87f8ca74db21cc8cfe5577312fe1a9 185 184 2022-11-27T06:32:05Z Orbitron 2 /* Team of Captains */ wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} 6069dc19bab954ad9da2cc8240226f6c2f96930b 186 185 2022-11-27T06:39:57Z Orbitron 2 /* Team of Captains */ wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], [[Doc Pickles]], [[Wizard of Rock]] || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} 222cf25ed98d2473a1a1a428530fc4cfe8aadff8 187 186 2022-11-27T06:40:34Z Orbitron 2 /* Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) */ wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], Doc Pickles, Wizard of Rock || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} 8f249c2e35549c4eeccd79b4d6d588afd54745a7 188 187 2022-11-27T06:54:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], Doc Pickles, Wizard of Rock || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} == 2007 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Savannah Room || || [[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | || January 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Andy Poolhall || || [[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] || [[2007 Demo|Demo EP]] release party |- | || February 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Silver Dollar || || [[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | || March 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || || [[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |} === USS === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 27 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Junction<ref group="note">What venue?</ref> || || [[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] || First concert [[Human Kebab]] performed back with USS after hiatus |- | || July 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gladstone Hotel || Grand:PM, [[Sean Ward and the Realness]] || [[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] || [[Welding the C:/]] release party |- | || August 7 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || Beautiful Losers, Everything That's Fly || [[USS concert: 08/07/2007]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] || ''See [[Gene Simmons incident]]'' |} == Notes == <references group="note/> 9469151846cf70a862c20db43d98adb3301dfc56 191 188 2022-12-06T16:25:37Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:7857:C62E:B0EA:6AF9 0 /* USS */ wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], Doc Pickles, Wizard of Rock || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} == 2007 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Savannah Room || || [[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | || January 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Andy Poolhall || || [[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] || [[2007 Demo|Demo EP]] release party |- | || February 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Silver Dollar || || [[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | || March 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || || [[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |} === USS === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 27 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Junction<ref group="note">What venue?</ref> || || [[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] || First concert [[Human Kebab]] performed back with USS after hiatus |- | || July 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gladstone Hotel || Grand:PM, [[Sean Ward and the Realness]] || [[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] || [[Welding the C:/]] release party |- | || August 7 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || Beautiful Losers, Everything That's Fly || [[USS concert: 08/07/2007]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |} == Notes == <references group="note/> e1746d55b2f6301c8b7f3f3d22ad12fb58fbb8e9 10 88 195 2022-12-11T21:38:05Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "<includeonly>{{ #if: {{{2|}}}{{{3|}}}{{{4|}}} | <tr style="background-color: {{{color}}};"> <td style="padding-right: 10px; text-align: right; vertical-align: top;">{{{1}}}.</td> <td style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;">{{ #if: {{{2|}}} | 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--> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 40:31 | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Repress</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> DJ Ian (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] c1fae72bc9d9afc4447450e6718fdf0144f78c5f 207 205 2022-12-21T20:50:29Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:F93D:9C35:9602:8E70 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> DJ Ian (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] dfe7a765823d730f51dd7d895b189641efacb2d0 209 207 2022-12-21T20:58:13Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:F93D:9C35:9602:8E70 0 whatever wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> DJ Ian (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 1660364c4f25fd1e0f4aa383f3a2425fbb01dece 216 209 2022-12-28T22:54:19Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] abac257618c68970dec92d04d73545d3808a35b7 217 216 2022-12-28T22:59:50Z Orbitron 2 /* Tracklist */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 (reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 880feeef61a587950a09f87a1cf27f164c9ce7cf 218 217 2022-12-28T23:01:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is the first officially released EP by [[USS]], released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-issued due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings. It runs for 23:03 (original issue) (20:21 in the 2008 reissue). == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 83d294298168b24a43bca02e803c4ab638ffa01a 219 218 2022-12-28T23:12:47Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''Welding the C:/''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 3d8eb6c62d9683727ba117bdc94257c6c1c27569 220 219 2022-12-28T23:14:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 80ace6b6e2e4cd420afb9256165f337249058d9f 221 220 2022-12-28T23:15:28Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] be238f0c5974dceb2a35363ec858d77209c610eb 223 221 2022-12-29T17:25:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 805222469ee1a97dd0c50c3b230f079aa2869a08 224 223 2022-12-29T17:29:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == 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If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], Doc Pickles, Wizard of Rock || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} == 2007 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Savannah Room || || [[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | || January 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Andy Poolhall || || [[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] || [[2007 Demo|Demo EP]] release party |- | || February 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Silver Dollar || || [[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | || March 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || || [[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |} === USS === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 27 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] || First concert [[Human Kebab]] performed back with USS after hiatus |- | || July 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gladstone Hotel || Grand:PM, [[Sean Ward and the Realness]] || [[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] || [[Welding the C:/]] release party |- | || August 7 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || Beautiful Losers, Everything That's Fly || [[USS concert: 08/07/2007]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |} == Notes == <references group="note/> e59a059e59bbd58e4fafb604418bf21d4d41c03e 214 213 2022-12-23T08:19:15Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]] and related acts. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. == 2000 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Lee's Palace || Slave To The Square Way || [[Quixonic concert: 12/12/2000]] |} == 2001 == === Quixonic === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 6 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Comfort Zone || The Aaron MacDonald Band || [[Quixonic concert: 10/06/2001]] || Quixonic were the opening act here |- | || October 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Oasis || || [[Quixonic concert: 10/19/2001]] |} == 2002 == ''No shows were known to have taken place in 2002. If you know of or were at any shows in 2002, please feel free to add them here.'' == 2003 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || September 4 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Kathedral || Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis || [[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] || First ever show under the "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" name |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 14 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || G.I. Joe Killaz, MC Dirty Mattress || [[Human Kebab concert: 02/14/2003]] || Human Kebab and MC Dirty Mattress performed together as opening acts for G.I. Joe Killaz |} ''Several other shows are known to have taken place in the Fall of 2003 but there's no explicit dates mentioned'' == 2004 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour || [[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |} === Mensa Dropout === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 30 || Canada || Toronto, ON || B-Side || C64, Frankie Gunns, Knosis, Lucid || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 04/30/2004]] |- | || May 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 05/28/2004]] || First show [[Ashley Buchholz]] and [[Human Kebab]] performed together |- | || August 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, [[Human Kebab]] + D-Chap, Silent Seymour || [[Mensa Dropout concert: 08/28/2004]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || October 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || The Opera House || The Beatnuts || [[Human Kebab concert: 10/08/2004]] || Human Kebab was the opening act for The Beatnuts<br>Human Kebab was notoriously boo'd off stage at this show |} == 2005 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 28 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Humber College || || [[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | || February 5 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Club Hemlock || "The H-Grave Family" || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | || February 19 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || B.A. Johnston || [[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | || April 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Drake Hotel || Clothes Make The Man, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] || Silent Seymour's "Rocket to Regina" CD release party |- | || May 13 || Canada || Uxbridge, ON || Goodwood Center || Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | || May 21 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || Firus || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || Blak Child & Raydiance, Human Dimensions, Mike Ferfolia, Poor Man Militia || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (El Mocambo)]] || USS would perform at this same venue [[USS concert: 06/02/2022|exactly 17 years later]] as a part of their [[Final Freakquency Tour]] |- | || June 2 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Ashraf, Knosis || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (Sports Cafe)]] |- | || June 3 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | || June 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Holy Joe's || Run With The Kittens || [[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | || July 1 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | || July 2 || Canada || Markham, ON || The Polo Grounds || || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | || July 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Sneaky Dee's || Crush Luther, Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] || Grand:PM's "Red/Black" CD release party |- | || July 16 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || BarMitzvah Brothers, Final Fantasy || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | || July 21 || Canada || Scarborough, ON || Sports Cafe || Knosis, Spankdriven || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | || July 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Mod Club || Alvaro C, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Blues Underdog, Choclair, DJ Gryphon, Kid Conga, Ryan Bowen, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver || [[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] || Launch party for Time for a Change, [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s charity organization |- | || August 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Bovine Sex Club || Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | || August 27 || Canada || Etobicoke, ON || Club Melo || || [[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 8 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Grassroots Cafe || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | [[Team of Captains World Tour|WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] || September 10 || Canada || Oshawa, ON || Velvet Elvis || B.A. Johnston, Poor Pelly || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | || September 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Axis Bar" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] || Junction Arts Festival |- | || September 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || September 18 || Canada || Toronto, ON || || || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] || AIDS Walk For Life |- | || September 29 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Nathan Phillips Square || Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Choclair, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones || [[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] || Children's Movement Against Child Abuse |- | || October 14 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gypsy Co-Op || Slowcoaster || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Emerald Isle || Grand:PM || [[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | || November 12 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Speakeasy || Blues Underground, Choclair, Rich London || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | || November 25 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Rivoli || Doc Pickles, Silent Seymour || [[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] || Last show with [[Charles Topping]] on beats and engineering |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || December 31 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Axis Bar || [[Human Kebab|DJ Oven N' Stove]] || [[USS concert: 12/31/2005]] |} === A Mess of Uncles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || February 19 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Earl of Whitchurch || Bytch Kiddy, Grand:PM, Silent Seymour || [[A Mess of Uncles concert: 02/19/2005]] |} === Human Kebab === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || August 6 || Canada || Richmond Hill, ON || "House of Woo's" || || [[Human Kebab concert: 08/06/2005]] |- | || September 3 || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/03/2005]] |- | || September 23 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Labyrinth Lounge || C64, Chris Morelli, Frankie Gunns, Marcus, Medicine Muffin, Recoil, Rick Toxic, Rumbleton || [[Human Kebab concert: 09/23/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || November 26 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "The Session" || Darkside Flow, Red Alert, TecStylez || [[Human Kebab concert: 11/26/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 8 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cadillac Lounge || || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/08/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |- | || December 16 || Canada || Pickering, ON || The Lion And The Dragon || Kid Funky J, Starpuppy DJs || [[Human Kebab concert: 12/16/2005]] || As "DJ Oven N' Stove" |} == 2006 == === Team of Captains === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 9(?) || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/09/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible eye and groin injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 19(?) || Canada || Peterborough, ON || Trasheteria || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/19/2006]] || Date is debatable as the show was supposedly postponed due to a "horrible mouth, neck and crotch injury sustained by DJ Oven N' Stove (Human Kebab)" |- | || May 27 || Canada || Stouffville, ON || Memorial Park || || [[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] || Stouffville Igoma Partnership event, last show as Team of Captains |} === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || May 20 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || [[Human Kebab]], Doc Pickles, Wizard of Rock || [[USS concert: 05/20/2006]] |- | || July 17 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || || [[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | || September 16 || Canada || Toronto, ON || "outside Sukha Health Spa" || || [[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] || Roncesvalles Polish Street Festival |- | || December 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | || December 27 || Canada || Kitchener, ON || Circus Room || || [[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |} == 2007 == === Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo) === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || January 11 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Savannah Room || || [[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | || January 24 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Andy Poolhall || || [[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] || [[2007 Demo|Demo EP]] release party |- | || February 2 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Silver Dollar || || [[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | || March 9 || Canada || Toronto, ON || El Mocambo || || [[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |} === USS === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Tour !! Date !! Country !! City !! Venue !! Opening act(s)/other acts performing !! Concert !! Notes |- | || April 27 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Celt's Pub || || [[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] || First concert [[Human Kebab]] performed back with USS after hiatus |- | || July 19 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Gladstone Hotel || Grand:PM, [[Sean Ward and the Realness]] || [[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] || [[Welding the C:/]] release party |- | || August 7 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Cameron House || Beautiful Losers, Everything That's Fly || [[USS concert: 08/07/2007]] |- | || October 15 || Canada || Toronto, ON || Horseshoe Tavern || || [[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |} 7f566390f1789902e393b405ac1021363280f6b4 8 3 215 136 2022-12-28T22:46:49Z Orbitron 2 css text/css <pre><nowiki> /* Main page fixes */ #interwiki-completelist { font-weight: bold; } body.page-Main_Page #ca-delete { display: none !important; } /* Add space below the toolbar */ #toolbar { margin-bottom: 6px; } /* make the list of references look smaller */ ol.references { font-size: 100%; } .references-small { font-size: 90%;} /* VALIDATOR NOTICE: the following is correct, but the W3C validator doesn't accept it */ /* -moz-* is a vendor-specific extension (CSS 2.1 4.1.2.1) */ /* column-count is from the CSS3 module "CSS Multi-column Layout" */ /* Please ignore any validator errors caused by these two lines */ .references-2column { font-size: 90%; -moz-column-count: 2; -webkit-column-count: 2; column-count: 2; } .same-bg { background: none; } /* Highlight clicked reference in blue to help navigation */ ol.references > li:target { background-color: #DEF; } sup.reference:target { background-color: #DEF; } /* Styling for citations */ cite { font-style: normal; word-wrap: break-word; } /* If there is an inline link to a full citation, the full citation will turn blue when the inline link is clicked */ cite:target { background-color: #DEF; } /* Do not expand URLs within citations for printing. 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It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track, also referred to as "Bonus Woodsy Track" and "Magical Trippy Mystery Song" | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 44eee72e994d308c37beca0ce4771fa4041edece 244 225 2023-01-09T01:20:15Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:D977:381:239E:6F8D 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-January 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:01:25 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 9008cb1e8faa31d0578089851ad75b4a2ca3cb84 245 244 2023-01-13T05:39:06Z 207.6.238.103 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:01:25 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Trivia == *The release party for this album took place at the Sound Academy (now called the Rebel) on May 1, 2009. *This album is credited as being the first album in North America to use a Z-card for its packaging (a piece of paper folded up 16 times that folds out.) == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 0060c260f91f193b81ff6fee473e6ec4c9a80ae0 246 245 2023-01-14T00:04:53Z 207.6.238.103 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:01:25 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''Questamation''' is the first studio album by [[USS]], which was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. It contains 13 tracks, with a total runtime of 1:00:16. == Background == == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 1549360086b9cfd672e85ddbcf40b9f9824fcc81 0 1 226 182 2023-01-02T05:38:39Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:6CA8:4282:8A40:69B2 0 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <center> {| style="width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #ffffcc; border: 1px solid #aaa;" |- | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |{{Ubiquipedia:Main Page Banner}} <span style="float:right; font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; padding:0 .5em 0 2em"> |} {| style="width:280px; border:none; background:none;" | style="width:280px; text-align:center; white-space:nowrap; color:#000;" | <div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Welcome to '''Ubiquipedia''',</div> <div style="top:+0.2em; font-size:95%;">the [[USS]] encyclopedia.</div> <div id="articlecount" style="width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:85%;">[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles and counting.</div> |} {{Band member boxes}} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|3 full-length albums, 4 EPs and 4 non-album singles]]. 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It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17," as seen in a social media post from the band on July 19, 2018.<ref> https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105</ref> *The name of this song came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] was doing roofing, having to cut a surface with a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths inches. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<ref group="note">Mystery&Romance was the band's record label at the time, run by Matthew Woo and Kaitlyn Cowan</ref><br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note"/> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch the music video - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2jfl8TvH8tkyk3DdCsSqb5 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/2-15-16/1115411014?i=1115411925 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/2-15-16/dp/B01FV1208W Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen to the song - YouTube Music] == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 6b8f6854b50e82cdb6fa0fab64a2d3d54f4f7942 236 230 2023-01-03T04:05:35Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:B1BA:445B:8148:BBBD 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Trivia == *This song was originally called "2 15/17," as seen in a social media post from the band on July 19, 2018.<ref> https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1019997865530159105</ref> *The name of this song came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] was doing roofing, having to cut a surface with a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths inches. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and produced by 3AM Design. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzyzy2icNh8 Watch the music video - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2jfl8TvH8tkyk3DdCsSqb5 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/2-15-16/1115411014?i=1115411925 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/2-15-16/dp/B01FV1208W Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=N3mOwdFSkgM Listen to the song - YouTube Music] == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 9197914f307dad94eae1d6ceb19c2fd243267275 247 236 2023-01-14T23:24:44Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Overview == "2 15/16" was called "2 15/17" during its inception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ussmusic/status/1019997865530159105 USS on Twitter: "When it was 2 15/17ths" - July 19, 2018]</ref> The name came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked as a roofer and had to cut a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths of an inch with a stone saw. The song is about being "two and fifteen sixteenths to the northeast" of a girl Ashley was eyeing, meaning she was very unusual and different from him. The song would be recorded at Green Tree Audio in Mississauga, Ontario in 2007 for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It includes [[Jason Skiendziel]] on upright bass, Dextro the Galvanizer on turntables and [[Matthew Von Wagner]] on drums and was produced by [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner and Chris Davies. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and was released in November 2008. It was the band's second music video and features animated imagery of the band and several references to lyrics from the song, including a thumbtack in a paperclip factory. Upon its release, it was played heavily on Much Music. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, sequencing, programming, guitars, organ, synthesizers, sampling, production *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Turntables *[[Jason Skiendzel]] - Upright bass == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 91fbbfb8dcdeeb075b2cad6877b4b2a59fab1989 10 99 231 2023-01-03T00:01:03Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:CB1:BB45:CDFD:E2D8 0 Created page with "{{#if:{{{Previous track|}}}{{{Next track|}}}| <tr> <th colspan="3" scope="col" style="text-align: center; background: {{#ifeq:{{Template:Infobox Album/color|{{{Album type|}}}}}|khaki|{{Template:Infobox Album/color}}|{{Template:Infobox Album/color|{{{Album type|}}}}}}};">{{#if:{{{Track listing|}}}|{{{Track listing}}}|'''''[[{{{Album}}}]]'''''}}{{#ifeq:{{{Type|}}}|video|&#32;video}}&#32;track listing</th> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="3"> <table cellspacing="..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{#if:{{{Previous track|}}}{{{Next track|}}}| <tr> <th colspan="3" scope="col" style="text-align: center; background: {{#ifeq:{{Template:Infobox Album/color|{{{Album type|}}}}}|khaki|{{Template:Infobox Album/color}}|{{Template:Infobox Album/color|{{{Album type|}}}}}}};">{{#if:{{{Track listing|}}}|{{{Track listing}}}|'''''[[{{{Album}}}]]'''''}}{{#ifeq:{{{Type|}}}|video|&#32;video}}&#32;track listing</th> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="3"> <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%" style="background: transparent;"> <tr style="text-align: center; font-size: 0.8em; line-height: 1.4em;"> <td style="width: 33%; vertical-align: top; padding: 0.2em 0.1em 0.2em 0;">{{{Previous track|}}}</td> <td style="width: 33%; vertical-align: top; padding: 0.2em 0.1em 0.2em 0.1em;">'''{{{This track|}}}'''</td> <td style="width: 33%; vertical-align: top; padding: 0.2em 0 0.2em 0.1em;">{{{Next track|}}}</td> </tr> </table>}} 8d8a0e725f9f693e7fac491e42c1acf290f8a249 0 50 232 101 2023-01-03T02:29:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu. It features very quickly moving, flashy visuals and was produced by Reactiv. This music video was played frequently on Much Music Canada. == Lyrics == <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 982de8b1ddd2924147d7eaa45874595eb0dfce0c 233 232 2023-01-03T02:36:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu. It features very quickly moving, flashy visuals and was produced by Reactiv. This music video was played frequently on Much Music Canada. <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Lyrics == <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] df39ee04dc81ece60f52ce8237f0ef62a53744f8 234 233 2023-01-03T02:36:13Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu. It features very quickly moving, flashy visuals and was produced by Reactiv. This music video was played frequently on Much Music Canada. == Lyrics == <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 12bae980574fc76a5811cdc976427bbd0879ba04 235 234 2023-01-03T02:38:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu. It features very quickly moving, flashy visuals and was produced by Reactiv. This music video was played frequently on Much Music Canada. <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Lyrics == <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 6a12723a42f67a3a0cfa02f53f736acb670e280a 241 235 2023-01-08T01:33:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. == Trivia == *This song was released as a dare from a friend of [[Ashley Buchholz]] named Brian Mackenzie. He dared Ashley to record and release the best song he'd ever written and if it didn't do well, he'd stop doing music and go back to school. If it did do well, he would continue doing music. The song did end up doing well, getting major radio play from Canadian radio stations. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu. It features very quickly moving, flashy visuals and was produced by Reactiv. This music video was played frequently on Much Music Canada. <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Lyrics == <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 90d69faf69d142a4a68359b236c256b4df12f14a 0 55 237 111 2023-01-05T14:23:00Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:B5CC:28FD:D7FD:6955 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. == Trivia == *This song was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsSQLgjUkBw first performed] under the name "Team of Captains" in 2005. == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note" /> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/5S7JerHbKYlCVvo5J6GSXG?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=8861466BE3C6431A85C7C087D27BE1E8 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/drop-around-the-clock/1115411014?i=1115411952 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Drop-Around-the-Clock/dp/B01FV1221C Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 346c1c7ba33880a6b135b0ecd3d3f96f6f31c0fa 0 56 238 112 2023-01-08T00:29:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Form Onederful | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:19 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Form Onederful"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) }} '''Form Onederful''' is a song by [[USS]], and the fourth off of their [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:19 and is entirely instrumental (apart from the sample at the very end.) == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/6T2abJHaFpptrJP67E6b31?si=c9976718c4db4aae Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/form-onederful/1115411014?i=1115411954 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Form-Onederful/dp/B01FV122OO?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=E401D08E0F134DB9867523F18D3F0ED1 Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=SuveIHmFRkA Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] d0be5975f0eadac034b3d308789540dd055d0c97 0 57 239 115 2023-01-08T01:22:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Pornostartrek | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:15 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Pornostartrek"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"/"[[The Honeypot]]"<br>(6) }} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. __TOC__ == Trivia == *A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFqXVlYgspM rough mix of this song] contains an extended 20-second long outro. *For a donation of $5,000 or more during [[Advanced Basics]]'s crowdfunding stage, USS would play this song at your wedding. [[Ashley Buchholz]] has (half-jokingly) explained his distaste toward singing the line "you make me feel like a porno star" when the bride's dad was around. == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on </div></div> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/7xLtlYAY3yhMS7UC3dx1fi Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/pornostartrek/1115411014?i=1115411955 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Pornostartrek/dp/B01FV1247Y Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] be467c6eea13119a0c0789a25d951aac0ba47769 6 41 240 79 2023-01-08T01:27:23Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron uploaded a new version of [[File:Turquoise111.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki Turquoise 1:11 cover art 1f120699f06ef20349700a1581e3797110c9c2d6 0 58 242 117 2023-01-08T01:38:01Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Previous single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, and it runs for 4:59. == Trivia == *This song would eventually be reworked into the song [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] in 2009. An [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 early demo of this song from 2006] shares a name with the song, also being called Neurochemical Warfare. *The main sample in this song is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch the visualizer - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2Ia6HB7Wztth8vT3wswIQJ?si=2c9ac0f940c544b9 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/us/album/turquoise-1-11/1589520873?i=1589520875 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://music.amazon.ca/albums/B09J1RGB2G Listen to the song - Amazon Music] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 541b4dd36843d92631064a3a25437d45f0f349da 243 242 2023-01-09T01:19:07Z 2001:569:BC8D:DC00:D977:381:239E:6F8D 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Previous single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, and it runs for 4:59. == Trivia == *This song would eventually be reworked into the song [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] in 2009. An [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgXxxw8_cX4 early demo of this song from 2006] shares a name with the song, also being called Neurochemical Warfare. *The main sample in this song is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts </div></div> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQyq4NVq5mU Watch the visualizer - YouTube] *[https://open.spotify.com/track/2Ia6HB7Wztth8vT3wswIQJ?si=2c9ac0f940c544b9 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/us/album/turquoise-1-11/1589520873?i=1589520875 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://music.amazon.ca/albums/B09J1RGB2G Listen to the song - Amazon Music] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2I2kE7G-s0g Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 7924eb73a968a01563944eecc4a06a98059c97ed 10 100 248 2023-01-15T00:02:30Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{|style="border-spacing: 0px; 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It was created on August 6, 2022 by Orbitron (based on an old wiki from Babboo11) and currently has {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles. == Why? == USS doesn't have enough information out there online is the simple answer. The information that does exist on the internet is either incorrect, outdated or about naval ships. == How? == This site is hosted using Miraheze, a free service which hosts MediaWiki-based wiki sites. == What? == Good question. 8a4ebde5e472a2a6642e3ba240d9a9872653cb0b 0 61 256 127 2023-01-15T01:42:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[2003 Demo]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people on CD-R in 2006. == Overview == ''See [[Team of Captains]], [[Willnaught Roughness]]'' After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 32db3c768a52417d29ae3156ef0e4874ea47d938 257 256 2023-01-15T01:52:54Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[2003 Demo]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] f8d521aff9861157c431cc43fd96a2c4455d7fe5 258 257 2023-01-15T01:55:13Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[2003 Demo]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 664d5b9b5cf982918fe800fab1684c1538b8a531 259 258 2023-01-15T01:58:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[2003 Demo]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 04af76d82d3ea9037d517ee7c4c1aa4439b43461 260 259 2023-01-15T01:59:06Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[2003 Demo]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 393eabb92ad844d247174a2fb75dfc4a28969a29 269 260 2023-01-15T03:06:25Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 99deb4f3a00d55a218a2c68294033d254d931859 270 269 2023-01-15T03:33:12Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", a limited quantity (50) of CDs were given out to friends and family in 2006, in hopes that they would burn copies and pass them on to other people. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] d81884719c419a4319f9eda25ec1b6f9d8514320 271 270 2023-01-15T03:34:38Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", a limited quantity (50) of CDs was given out to friends and family in 2006, in hopes that they would burn copies and pass them on to other people. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | writer13 = Barbara Marciniak | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 87fe2fe9585c9dca3f44deecb2d50fa6de02e213 272 271 2023-01-15T05:28:21Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] 8781a3506d36c1c321ca6e4a29fa64d867302ea7 273 272 2023-01-15T05:28:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:Demos]] d238c953369d1dcf8a6ea236c86fb59beca81e2a 280 273 2023-01-15T06:00:09Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] 280d78b763e2be7d6bbb0d446cb2cd4cfd62011d 283 280 2023-01-15T06:11:46Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was recorded and released to 50 people in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. "Flying With Brian 3" was released to 50 people on CD in 2006. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] f5334c40031dc854b28f147d0727f8837fa994f5 285 283 2023-01-15T07:00:21Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] 2d97ac81d52606ed3dace3d3ec5bc68a7ad33cc2 0 50 261 241 2023-01-15T02:06:32Z Orbitron 2 will finish later wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. === Appearances === *''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' (Demo) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' *''[[Singles]]'' == Overview == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I was dog-sitting a brilliant border collie for a corporate accountant and as I was falling asleep, I rubbed the magic lamp of the great genie in my mind and said, “Tomorrow, I will write the greatest song I have ever written."|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN>https://backstagewinnipeg.tripod.com/InterviewUbiquitousSyngerySeekers.html</ref>}} "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole" was written by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 2005 with (at the time) bandmates [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] and [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]]. It pays homage to the culture of Newfoundland and eastern Canada as a whole, with such lines as "Bonavista baby", and the entire bridge, which is based on a traditional rhyme from Newfoundland called "I's the B'y". It was demoed over 2005 and 2006, making an appearance on the [[Flying With Brian 3]] demo. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu and was released in March 2008. It was the band's very first music video and predominantly features flashing and quickly moving imagery. ''WARNING: Flashing lights/visuals'' <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, guitars, erhu, synthesizers, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Iain MacPherson - Production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables == Lyrics == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|Hollowpoint is essentially about the process of going from a psychotic sewer to an amniotic lighthouse. It is about being brave enough to explore your dungeon to find the ship building plans and then with the right crew setting sail on a sea love to an unbounded utopia of monumental splendor[sic] and making out.|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN/>}} <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] a6677f05c155ac6a877beb2518e9fc3b813f1c5e 286 261 2023-01-15T07:03:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. === Appearances === *''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' (Demo) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' *''[[Singles]]'' == Overview == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I was dog-sitting a brilliant border collie for a corporate accountant and as I was falling asleep, I rubbed the magic lamp of the great genie in my mind and said, “Tomorrow, I will write the greatest song I have ever written."|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN>https://backstagewinnipeg.tripod.com/InterviewUbiquitousSyngerySeekers.html</ref>}} "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole" was written by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 2005 with (at the time) bandmates [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] and [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]]. It pays homage to the culture of Newfoundland and eastern Canada as a whole, with such lines as "Bonavista baby", and the entire bridge, which is based on a traditional rhyme from Newfoundland called "I's the B'y". It was demoed over 2005 and 2006, making an appearance on the [[Flying With Brian 3]] demo. This song would be recorded in 2007 at Sound and Vision in Toronto, Ontario for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It notably includes [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], the band's former third member on synthesizers and production. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu and was released in March 2008. It was the band's very first music video and predominantly features flashing and quickly moving imagery. ''WARNING: Flashing lights/visuals'' <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, guitars, erhu, synthesizers, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Iain MacPherson - Production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables == Lyrics == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|Hollowpoint is essentially about the process of going from a psychotic sewer to an amniotic lighthouse. It is about being brave enough to explore your dungeon to find the ship building plans and then with the right crew setting sail on a sea love to an unbounded utopia of monumental splendor[sic] and making out.|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN/>}} <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] e4599736e9d92f953caad78a34093713f073232a 0 66 262 134 2023-01-15T02:48:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2003 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''2003 Demo'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''2003 Demo''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was released to 25 people on Christmas of 2003.<ref>Discord message by a friend of the band</ref> Not much is known about this album. == References == <references /> 763c78f389bc2d5634d74d1b259f41ffd616a34c 263 262 2023-01-15T02:53:06Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[2003 Demo]] to [[Burn At Will]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2003 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''2003 Demo'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''2003 Demo''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was released to 25 people on Christmas of 2003.<ref>Discord message by a friend of the band</ref> Not much is known about this album. == References == <references /> 763c78f389bc2d5634d74d1b259f41ffd616a34c 265 263 2023-01-15T02:56:50Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is a demo by [[USS]], which was released to 25 people on Christmas of 2003.<ref>Discord message by a friend of the band</ref> == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day. == References == <references /> 4b38467ebfeb685012875bf66d64d9d798ea1263 267 265 2023-01-15T03:02:55Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is a demo by [[USS]]. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day. == References == <references /> 3e838de80227bda0c60bc9b62737d81cd4435e30 268 267 2023-01-15T03:03:09Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is a demo by [[USS]]. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day. d83546484fdbbebef11b87d00858db0cfbb91df5 275 268 2023-01-15T05:56:49Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is a demo by [[USS]]. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name "Burn At Will". e6d25a1da9933f871635325af783f9144f982589 277 275 2023-01-15T05:58:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is a demo by [[USS]]. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name "Burn At Will". [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] facc27dce4d49650f8f5a8f368cef088dfda43a7 0 102 264 2023-01-15T02:53:06Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[2003 Demo]] to [[Burn At Will]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Burn At Will]] 09bd3b06c1c0353587636a0249ceeac0d03636b5 0 12 266 159 2023-01-15T02:59:52Z Orbitron 2 /* as USS"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Trivia == *In his free time, Ashley likes to do yoga. In early 2021, he made reference to his training to become a yoga instructor.<ref>[https://youtu.be/jT89FTO_vjw?t=93 102.1 The Edge B-Team Interview - January 8, 2021]</ref> *The USS song [[Minus Me]] was written about Ashley's struggles as a child with Chron's disease and how he had to take substances such as prednisone to help stimulate his growth. == Quotes == *''"Do the right thing, 'cause the wrong thing sucks"'' *''"Be a lighthouse instead of a ship lost at sea"'' == List of early aliases/bands == *Evol Widow *[[Thred]] *Point 3 *[[Quixonic]] *Mensa Dropout *[[The Complete Messengers]] *NE Plus Ultra *Frontseat Burnhole *A Mess of Uncles *Victorious Denowski *[[Acousteau]] == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 481027d5e50f1302f30bf20374a6f7334ea49af8 0 59 274 123 2023-01-15T05:56:30Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''2007 Demo'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeGjuie8sk9yGrlWwAG6ZYm-Un8EZ7vRf YouTube] [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:Demos]] eb70fd171326b0ed79c14688710a73d9c937afcb 276 274 2023-01-15T05:57:13Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''2007 Demo'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:Demos]] a565e2fac4cb1ab00c89b2c8e98835707c1a5bf7 278 276 2023-01-15T05:58:49Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''2007 Demo'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] a7ac8a9a66049887cd42d7878ffe4f724093545b 282 278 2023-01-15T06:11:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''2007 Demo'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] 78e43f8583aad60020091c7c049df2b93dffff9a 284 282 2023-01-15T06:54:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''2007 Demo'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] a6894edbdb67c6366237ea0327d3a6387ed3c3ac 288 284 2023-01-15T07:11:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] f3cf0d632173d0cb25aab664f1b13a3a9a0577e9 14 103 279 2023-01-15T05:59:30Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of demos by [[USS]]." wikitext text/x-wiki A list of demos by [[USS]]. feb1fdc0ddf28242d686845e4d6be431544b14d6 0 63 281 129 2023-01-15T06:06:25Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] 4498f7992629d52280a88cab383ffec78d489ebd 290 281 2023-01-15T07:15:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] a143fbc5a3b7ffc4c73d2c25bcabce250756d4e9 291 290 2023-01-15T07:16:50Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] e2d793d4b28d5f21d38bda412c2e3841374a56f8 292 291 2023-01-15T07:17:05Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] a143fbc5a3b7ffc4c73d2c25bcabce250756d4e9 0 55 287 237 2023-01-15T07:09:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. == Trivia == *This song was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsSQLgjUkBw first performed] under the name "Team of Captains" in 2005. == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note" /> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/5S7JerHbKYlCVvo5J6GSXG?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=8861466BE3C6431A85C7C087D27BE1E8 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/drop-around-the-clock/1115411014?i=1115411952 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Drop-Around-the-Clock/dp/B01FV1221C Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 9a423e0ae1facf81fafcce5c763f5314e7fc87ee 0 47 289 224 2023-01-15T07:12:20Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP, released by Mystery&Romance on July 19, 2007, with a release party for the EP taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. This EP features the band's debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]", which got major play from radio stations across Canada, with a music video directed by Alon Isocianu. == Trivia == *This EP began recording when [[Team of Captains]] was still on hiatus, and thus it began as just [[Ashley Buchholz]] recording music for his solo project, also named "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" with [[Human Kebab]] occasionally doing scratching. In the Spring of 2007, Team of Captains would reform, now called "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." *The main sample in [[Turquoise 1:11]] is a spoken word from Barbara Marciniak, an inspirational speaker/author for "The Pleiadians." *The name "Welding the C:/" came from a drawing [[Ashley Buchholz]] drew in 2000 about a "rabbit pretending to be a boy pretending to be a rabbit" finding a computer that contains all the world's serotonin on its hard drive. The computer then produces an algorithm so that nobody can ever feel serotonin again, requiring the character to weld the C drive of the computer so that people can feel serotonin again. *The liner notes for this EP refer to [[Human Kebab]] as "DJ Oven & Stove" occasionally, which was his stage name in the early 2000s. *This EP was recorded at Rainbow Trout Studios alongside [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and a friend of theirs named Brian Mackenzie's house, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop" in the liner notes. == Liner notes == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Gratitude, thank yous, high fives, hugs and handshakes''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> '''Ash''' Universal creative intelligence, the families-Morgan, Morrison, Buchholz, Mroz, Parsons, Topping, Tsapoitis, McCarten. Brian Mackenzie, Colleen Matisse, Charles Topping, Siobhan Bonisteele-Topping, Matt Woo, Kaitlyn Cowan, Jaysonic, BassLion, Kevin Hillcoff, Nadja Calibur, Ori No"man, Jason Skiedziel, Chris Davies, Johnny Macnamara, Davy Semple, Mark Sardinha, Nickolas Leibricht, Alexi Kemp Heather Wighton, Matt Pfaff, Jamie Neufeld, Rebecca Benton-Roy, Blake Logan, Andre Kassermelli, Barry Taylor, Martin Streek, Don Mitchell and everyone @ 102.1 The Edge, The Good Brothers, The Hideout, The Pirate, Alon Isocianu and Anna Junger @ Reactiv, Paul Gourlie, Adam Sylvester and everyone @ The Agency Group, Walid Lodin, Aaron Rosen and the crew @ Kill The 8, Tabi, Paul and Adam @ Samo Media, Randy Thomas and our friends @ www.thatradio.com, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Grant Jennings, Alpha Galates, Sugar Coats. Jeanette Diamond, Kaye & Ian Phillips, Adam Buchholz, Mike Kwiakowski, Peter Dadamo, Ryan Darragh, Silent Seymour, Pink Dead Whale, Grand PM, Paul Kakoolis, Knosis, Bil Montrose, Luke Hawkins, Jen & Erin, Paul& Derek Cameron Robinson, Matt Wagner, Harmony, Ebony Roberts, Ian Macpherson, Jen Matar, The house on Annette, GH Mike, Jarod Merigliano, MC Barnyard, Andrew Cuttle Sony BMG, Mary Louise Ireland, Anthony Cortez, tacos, trampolines, cobalt, sailing, bonobo monkeys, Havarti, Creamsicles, Rosie, John Gault, Gregory Serpanchy Fresh Fish, Acuity Digital Imaging, and especially Cornell Roofing...USS can also fix your roof. (Cornell Roofing logo) Chris Mori, Scott Remila, Vince Rice, Bryant, Alex Bollo, Heatscope, Colin Love,Clifford McCarten water, raspberries, oxytocin, Alistair Heath, Gary Blear, Kyle O"Connor, Sean Ward, Poor Pelly, Doc Pickles, Markham Tai Chi Center, Christina Poggle, Wes the Electrician, Carey The Lab, Travis Derlanbach, Julia and Stacy Macleod, Janice Ayengar Yoga, Beck Hansen, Bjork, Fredrich Chopin, Noah Mintz, DJ SS, Kurt Cobain, Buddy Holly, Arif of Protest The Hero, Deepak Chopra, Antonio Vivaldi, S.N Goenka, Sizzla, John Fortin, C-64, Jacks Indoor Garage Sale, National Geographic, DJ Premier, Wesley Willis, M.C Escher. '''Human Kebab''' Mom, Dad, Granny, Chip, Goose and Tams Parsons family, My lady Ebony, Perry, Marry Anne and Dusty Roberts Freeman family, Stouffville, Markham Dan Foreman, Cowlick Design - Greg Crockford, Darren Chappel,Chad Geense, Josh Clubine, Angus Glen, Trent U, Aaron Jacobson, Mike, Daphne and Liam Marsella, Christian Cree Beaupre, Jasper Squire, Steph Wright Chaz, Lang Freeman - Splice, Mat Yao, Jamie Wilson - Sincere, Sandy Banhidi, Ram River, Justin Prochera Christian B.A. Johnston, Trasheteria, Poisonous Glass Dancefloor Killers ...and everyone that Ash thanked on our behalf and then some . And all the amazing bands that have included us - Evol Widow, Thred, Point 3, Quixonic, Mensa Dropout, Real Genius, Mess of Uncles, Front Seat Burnhole, Team of Captains, Deucomnia, Ol Boys Club, Chasing Tail, Sandwich Phone. Management- Mystery&Romance<br> matt@mysteryandromance.com<br> kaitlyn@mysteryandromance.com<br> (Mystery & Romance logo) </div></div> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/4bTOjqZtWZepBN00BKx4OS?si=7uXQlH4XRmeg-wUIUQ2agQ Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welding-the-c-ep/1115411014 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Welding-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FV11ZG0 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mv9ahYrHYc1Gi4wAQXqpZZnUx_ie7lC2s YouTube Music] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 57556fc975d1c5c5229fbd0d18c653874fc43d43 0 64 293 131 2023-01-15T07:18:26Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]" (2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on an old cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 3df1687738ee91c0a947c71a717bdf2ecab6f204 294 293 2023-01-15T07:18:39Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on an old cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 1fea969256832470bb5761194df6f7f72182161a 298 294 2023-01-15T08:17:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> dbf48695c8d907436f8b3231f6a7a0653d3b98ff 304 298 2023-01-15T18:07:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Albums = [[Melodic Skeletons]]<br>[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 8d2dd5b65faeaf06d69fe7ac78a864a9c3ee3786 0 65 295 132 2023-01-15T07:41:55Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] 0df2b538da8e9bb211350a350bb7900fad3b42d1 297 295 2023-01-15T08:17:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] d106825f2d4e78ce402d4e457e8225b73f57f501 302 297 2023-01-15T18:03:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Albums = Flying With Brian 3<br>2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] 799b756d1286725881baec443a00f902d63b1489 303 302 2023-01-15T18:03:59Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Albums = [[Flying With Brian 3]]<br>[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] 3c7a1455530874ae1f29145121cdbfe8d896c656 0 58 296 243 2023-01-15T07:56:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Previous single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 229cdbf4d4c30e68efe3757f2efa1ec5f554e30a 0 104 299 2023-01-15T08:34:23Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = A Word From Brian | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 1:04 | Writer = Brian Mackenzie | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | This track = "A Word From Brian"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) }} '''A Word From Brian''' is a spoken word from [[Brian Mackenzie]]. It is the first track..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = A Word From Brian | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 1:04 | Writer = Brian Mackenzie | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | This track = "A Word From Brian"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) }} '''A Word From Brian''' is a spoken word from [[Brian Mackenzie]]. It is the first track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "A Word From Brian" is the introductory track for Flying With Brian 3. It features Brian Mackenzie talking about [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s music and their goals for this album, which was mainly to get it out to as many people as possible, by encouraging the listener to burn a copy of the CD and pass it on to others, in a similar vein to the previously released "[[Burn At Will]]" demo. == Audio == <youtube>Yorifu0CaEs</youtube> == Lyrics == Hi, please accept this gift with love<br> I am a friend and fan of Ash Buchholz, who with his permission has decided that his music does not need the music industry in order to accomplish his goals<br> These goals are to touch people's lives and hopefully provide them with some inspiration to do the same for others<br> It's simple<br> Listen to the CD, if you enjoy it, burn another copy and pass it on to someone else<br> Please feel free to also visit www.myspace.com/teamofcaptains for more information on the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> Or please feel free to e-mail Ash himself at [email removed] and let him know if you would like him to perform in your town when he's touring Canada<br> Thank you very much, enjoy the CD [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Spoken words]] 56934522a82c0f40295c7181c11e1a308ebae1c7 300 299 2023-01-15T08:38:47Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = A Word From Brian | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 1:04 | Writer = Brian Mackenzie | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | This track = "A Word From Brian"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) }} '''A Word From Brian''' is a spoken word from [[Brian Mackenzie]]. It is the first track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "A Word From Brian" is the introductory track for Flying With Brian 3. It features Brian Mackenzie talking about [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s music and their goals for this album, which was mainly to get it out to as many people as possible, by encouraging the listener to burn a copy of the CD and pass it on to others, in a similar vein to the previously released "[[Burn At Will]]" demo. == Audio == <youtube>Yorifu0CaEs</youtube> == Lyrics == Hi, please accept this gift with love<br> I am a friend and fan of Ash Buchholz, who with his permission has decided that his music does not need the music industry in order to accomplish his goals<br> These goals are to touch people's lives and hopefully provide them with some inspiration to do the same for others<br> It's simple<br> Listen to the CD, if you enjoy it, burn another copy and pass it on to someone else<br> Please feel free to also visit www.myspace.com/teamofcaptains for more information on the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> Or please feel free to e-mail Ash himself at teamofcaptains (t-e-a-m-o-f-c-a-p-t-a-i-n-s) @hotmail.com and let him know if you would like him to perform in your town when he's touring Canada<br> Thank you very much, enjoy the CD [[Category:2006]] [[Category:Spoken words]] fb6346faf392ff53e353997dd810a5c7218f420d 14 105 301 2023-01-15T17:59:06Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "A list of every USS song or album released in 2006." wikitext text/x-wiki A list of every USS song or album released in 2006. 8b08d7b7e002182c914d0a44bccb03a91badcceb 0 65 305 303 2023-01-15T18:07:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = [[Flying With Brian 3]] | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] abe08b3913064bee2f911b83108836a5bb20f57a 306 305 2023-01-15T18:08:15Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[2007 Demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] d106825f2d4e78ce402d4e457e8225b73f57f501 0 64 307 304 2023-01-15T18:09:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = 2007 Demo | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> dbf48695c8d907436f8b3231f6a7a0653d3b98ff 0 106 308 2023-01-15T18:31:27Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Theory vs Action | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[A Word From Brian]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Theory vs Action"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) }} '''Theory vs Action''' is a demo by [[USS]],..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Theory vs Action | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[A Word From Brian]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Theory vs Action"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) }} '''Theory vs Action''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the second track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Audio == <youtube>i5ccb9fAavA</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To be an honest man, now I’m an honest man<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To please my parents, and I’ve been trying so hard<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To please my parents, and<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To take a compliment<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To live in wonderment, we live in wonderment<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> Not to judge you, and<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> Not to judge myself, I guess I judged myself<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye, so look me in the eye<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To connect the dots<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To love all my thoughts, I love you thoughts<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> It gets easier, and it gets easier [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] e450d878309ad2fe2d11af02a4e24e892f5769b8 309 308 2023-01-15T18:31:38Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Theory vs Action | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[A Word From Brian]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Theory vs Action"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) }} '''Theory vs Action''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the second track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Audio == <youtube>i5ccb9fAavA</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To be an honest man, now I’m an honest man<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To please my parents, and I’ve been trying so hard<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To please my parents, and<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To take a compliment<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To live in wonderment, we live in wonderment<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> Not to judge you, and<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> Not to judge myself, I guess I judged myself<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye, so look me in the eye<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To connect the dots<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To love all my thoughts, I love you thoughts<br> <br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To watch the clouds go by<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> To look you in the eye<br> I’ve been trying so hard<br> It gets easier, and it gets easier [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] dc83c58b18a813b8d3a1dca04aae0fc6da2ea1bd 0 107 310 2023-01-15T18:51:33Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(3) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], an..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(3) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the third track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Now Is Well" was first demoed by [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It is currently unknown what the purpose of this demo was. It was later recorded and released on "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006 and is mistakenly believed to be on the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. The verses would be used on "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]]" in 2011 on the [[APPROVED]] EP. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>2GOU-Fy7bJ8</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>9qF46pucwYs</youtube> 28ea1c68157030b99d84c8e6e8c6043c13dfa3ca 311 310 2023-01-15T18:51:58Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(4) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the third track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Now Is Well" was first demoed by [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It is currently unknown what the purpose of this demo was. It was later recorded and released on "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006 and is mistakenly believed to be on the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. The verses would be used on "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]]" in 2011 on the [[APPROVED]] EP. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>2GOU-Fy7bJ8</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>9qF46pucwYs</youtube> b0071a1dace9faf53a62959b6058a319ca60e2d6 312 311 2023-01-15T19:02:37Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(4) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the third track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Now Is Well" was first demoed by [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It is currently unknown what the purpose of this demo was. It was later recorded and released on "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006 and is mistakenly believed to be on the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. The verses would be used on "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]]" in 2011 on the [[APPROVED]] EP. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>2GOU-Fy7bJ8</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>9qF46pucwYs</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Start panickin, turn into a mannequin<br> Take a breath now, ah, begin again<br> Open your eyes please, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You stop choosin it, suddenly you’re losin it<br> Give it a kiss now, ‘stead of bruisin it<br> By that I mean fear, pieces whole here<br> Let the past go boys, and girls<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Start freakin out, wishin you were peakin out<br> Hold it together now, ‘stead of leakin out<br> Turn your smile on, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You start stressin out, time to learn a lesson doubts<br> Not in your genes so please stop your guessin bout<br> What your thoughts hide, trust your belly guide<br> Let your noun map draw itself<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Embrace yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> Don’t chase yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> <br> And please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Now == See also == *[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2005]] [[Category:2006]] eb6fbca87b43b77f791385d7ced973baf32f5061 0 108 313 2023-01-15T19:19:11Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = I Need Weed Like A Career | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) | This track = "I Need Weed Like A Career"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) }} '''I Need Weed Like A Career''' is a..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = I Need Weed Like A Career | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) | This track = "I Need Weed Like A Career"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) }} '''I Need Weed Like A Career''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the fourth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "I Need Weed Like A Career" is among the more popular USS demos, with one live video having over 60 thousand views on YouTube. The song was frequently played at live shows during the band's earlier years. == Audio == <youtube>Ts_z9wnKzP8</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, I fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, I fend<br> <br> I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear<br> I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> I never wanted anything more<br> And this is the truth<br> I never needed anything less<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> <br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you on my mind<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you by my side<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> So this is the truth [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 75b737192356de47dbaaab548facc688a6ea673a 314 313 2023-01-15T19:19:20Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = I Need Weed Like A Career | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) | This track = "I Need Weed Like A Career"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) }} '''I Need Weed Like A Career''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the fourth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "I Need Weed Like A Career" is among the more popular USS demos, with one live video having over 60 thousand views on YouTube. The song was frequently played at live shows during the band's earlier years. == Audio == <youtube>Ts_z9wnKzP8</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, I fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, I fend<br> <br> I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear<br> I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> I never wanted anything more<br> And this is the truth<br> I never needed anything less<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> <br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you on my mind<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you by my side<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> So this is the truth [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 529b4f3de623874ede587eeb471eb5bcb88b8ea3 0 109 315 2023-01-15T20:00:55Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (EP) | Type..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (EP) | Type = ep | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2000. It would be released in 2006 on [[Flying With Brian 3]] with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>pdo-_uTHSNM</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I got magic in my fingertips I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin backflips I put the grooves in your dancin shoes So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate I met a girl just the other day I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know Who puts the grooves in your dancin shoes So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up Cause if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin em No one really pays Ash any more than minimum I’m not the one to obey the status quo I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine Spic and span on the mic, they call me Mr Clean So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine Year round, packin bud like an evergreen Try exercise ‘stead of munchin on your lean cuisine And if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I I got a vibe that’s electrical I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical So watch my back because I'm classified And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Cause if you don't got the groove on Then I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can't feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle Defyin laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity I like to talk shit but prefer originality Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey You see I stole park place and boardwalk so I always win Monopoly Cruisin in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop Excuse me waiter sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing Cruizin in the jetta, red like the poinsettia Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) c41753fb79f2712330dacb520e97f03951104f4e 316 315 2023-01-15T20:03:10Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (EP) | Type = ep | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2000. It would be released in 2006 on [[Flying With Brian 3]] with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>pdo-_uTHSNM</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I got magic in my fingertips<br> I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin backflips<br> I put the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate<br> <br> I met a girl just the other day<br> I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know<br> Who puts the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up<br> <br> Cause if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin em<br> No one really pays Ash any more than minimum<br> I’m not the one to obey the status quo<br> I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo<br> <br> Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine<br> I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine<br> Spic and span on the mic, they call me Mr Clean<br> So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine<br> <br> Year round, packin bud like an evergreen<br> Try exercise ‘stead of munchin on your lean cuisine<br> <br> And if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> I got a vibe that’s electrical<br> I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical <br> So watch my back because I'm classified<br> And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state<br> <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got<br> Cause if you don't got the groove on<br> Then I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can't feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash<br> <br> Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical<br> Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle<br> Defyin laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity <br> I like to talk shit but prefer originality<br> <br> Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow<br> In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero<br> Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey<br> You see I stole park place and boardwalk so I always win Monopoly<br> <br> Cruisin in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop<br> Excuse me waiter sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup<br> So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting<br> Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing<br> <br> Cruizin in the jetta, red like the poinsettia<br> Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas<br> Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment<br> I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement<br> (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) == See also == *[[Domino]] *[[Oddloop]] *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2000]] [[Category:2006]] 1f00306ec7d9f750eba2a51861cc7cb52add5362 320 316 2023-01-15T21:07:14Z 207.6.238.103 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (EP) | Type = ep | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2000. It would be released in 2006 on [[Flying With Brian 3]] with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>qJ6L2GgWE70</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I got magic in my fingertips<br> I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin backflips<br> I put the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate<br> <br> I met a girl just the other day<br> I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know<br> Who puts the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up<br> <br> Cause if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin em<br> No one really pays Ash any more than minimum<br> I’m not the one to obey the status quo<br> I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo<br> <br> Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine<br> I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine<br> Spic and span on the mic, they call me Mr Clean<br> So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine<br> <br> Year round, packin bud like an evergreen<br> Try exercise ‘stead of munchin on your lean cuisine<br> <br> And if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> I got a vibe that’s electrical<br> I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical <br> So watch my back because I'm classified<br> And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state<br> <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got<br> Cause if you don't got the groove on<br> Then I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can't feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash<br> <br> Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical<br> Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle<br> Defyin laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity <br> I like to talk shit but prefer originality<br> <br> Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow<br> In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero<br> Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey<br> You see I stole park place and boardwalk so I always win Monopoly<br> <br> Cruisin in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop<br> Excuse me waiter sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup<br> So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting<br> Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing<br> <br> Cruizin in the jetta, red like the poinsettia<br> Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas<br> Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment<br> I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement<br> (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) == See also == *[[Domino]] *[[Oddloop]] *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2000]] [[Category:2006]] 29e992b2e3b28cfe83812a99e09b7c8ff6014750 0 61 317 285 2023-01-15T20:08:41Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] af42f475ebe05d14a9a5c4017707a2ab76cdf3ca 318 317 2023-01-15T20:09:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Burn At Will]] *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] f10309a67db353e1e15e4319207f721118091021 0 66 319 277 2023-01-15T20:09:49Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is USS's first demo. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name "Burn At Will". [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] daf43ed97423c4eaa7c722689b6000b4e8f9fb71 0 110 321 2023-01-17T06:16:48Z 207.6.238.103 0 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = World War Me | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:34 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) | This track = "World War Me"<br>(9) | Next track = "[[Buzz Of The Open Road]]"<br>(10) }} '''World War Me''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the nin..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = World War Me | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:34 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) | This track = "World War Me"<br>(9) | Next track = "[[Buzz Of The Open Road]]"<br>(10) }} '''World War Me''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the ninth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Audio == <youtube>P4fi3tilGPY</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Peaks and swells<br> Boomerangs into hell<br> As reflected by fear<br> My intentions mirror<br> <br> My dear<br> My actions speak loud and clear<br> All the calories I've burned on my quest to learn<br> <br> But it starts here<br> All systems point to go<br> So hold me, oh<br> Everybody has to know<br> <br> That it's world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> Now<br> <br> Wholesomeness<br> Boomerangs into bliss<br> As reflected by smiles<br> I cast control<br> <br> My poles shift with my consciousness<br> Like an infant and fish in the school of now<br> <br> So it starts here<br> All systems point to go<br> Hold me, oh<br> Everybody has to know<br> <br> That it's world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> This world war me here<br> I'm fighting<br> Now [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 12563499e55e9a411c38a38e072ca137d7d43daa 0 58 322 296 2023-01-17T06:17:25Z 207.6.238.103 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 741953e37edd1bf4d25532790df03f82fecbc9b3 323 322 2023-01-17T06:18:46Z 207.6.238.103 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] d7bbbc859595b2fdc93376bc446abdf19278b84c 0 111 324 2023-01-17T06:31:29Z 207.6.238.103 0 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Buzz Of The Open Road | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 2:34 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) | This track = "Buzz Of The Open Road"<br>(10) | Next track = "[[Let's Go Out And Play]]"<br>(11) }} '''Buzz Of The Open Road'''..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Buzz Of The Open Road | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 2:34 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) | This track = "Buzz Of The Open Road"<br>(10) | Next track = "[[Let's Go Out And Play]]"<br>(11) }} '''Buzz Of The Open Road''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the tenth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Buzz Of The Open Road" is known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s and was supposedly even recorded for the USS project. Otherwise, not much else is known about this song. == Audio == <youtube>oFDSWiRKKjA</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' The workers<br> The workers stay in bed<br> <br> The workers stay in bed<br> The queen is dead<br> The hive is alive and<br> The drones they buzz of tones of open roads<br> And hollow hearts and<br> <br> The workers stay in bed<br> They dream instead<br> The hive is alive and<br> The tune is now for open eyes and open minds<br> <br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> <br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> <br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> And let it all out<br> And get it all out<br> <br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now<br> We're waking up now [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 0d6e8a6c05a0760168c5d6686dac129e6dc5527e 0 112 325 2023-01-17T06:42:01Z 207.6.238.103 0 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Let's Go Out And Play | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:38 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Buzz Of The Open Road]]"<br>(10) | This track = "Let's Go Out And Play"<br>(11) | Next track = "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]]"<br>(12)..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Let's Go Out And Play | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:38 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Buzz Of The Open Road]]"<br>(10) | This track = "Let's Go Out And Play"<br>(11) | Next track = "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]]"<br>(12) }} '''Let's Go Out And Play''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the eleventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == Not much is known about this song, besides the fact that one of the verses would make it into "[[Nepal]]". == Audio == <youtube>VLISPiquWEc</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play<br> We're alive<br> <br> You're like a fortress, photon, lucky charm<br> You're like a bird nest with a roof<br> You're like a fortress, photon, lucky charm<br> (?) we knew<br> (?) we knew<br> <br> So let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> <br> We're all the same blood<br> Building the same frame<br> Stuck in the same mud<br> Cheating at the same game<br> <br> We're all the same nerve<br> Feeling the same pain<br> Stuck in the same curve<br> Eating from the same grain<br> <br> We're all the same blood<br> Building the same frame<br> Stuck in the same mud<br> Cheating at the same game<br> <br> We're all the same nerve<br> Feeling the same pain<br> Stuck in the same curve<br> Thinking from the same brain<br> <br> So let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> <br> Brian baby [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 0a1bd521c7752c4d3893d2d6c605e9df2ea800aa 326 325 2023-01-17T06:43:19Z 207.6.238.103 0 /* Lyrics */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Let's Go Out And Play | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:38 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Buzz Of The Open Road]]"<br>(10) | This track = "Let's Go Out And Play"<br>(11) | Next track = "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]]"<br>(12) }} '''Let's Go Out And Play''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the eleventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == Not much is known about this song, besides the fact that one of the verses would make it into "[[Nepal]]". == Audio == <youtube>VLISPiquWEc</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play<br> We're alive<br> <br> You're like a fortress, photon, lucky charm<br> You're like a bird nest with a roof<br> You're like a fortress, photon, lucky charm<br> ??? we knew<br> ??? we knew<br> <br> So let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> <br> We're all the same blood<br> Building the same frame<br> Stuck in the same mud<br> Cheating at the same game<br> <br> We're all the same nerve<br> Feeling the same pain<br> Stuck in the same curve<br> Eating from the same grain<br> <br> We're all the same blood<br> Building the same frame<br> Stuck in the same mud<br> Cheating at the same game<br> <br> We're all the same nerve<br> Feeling the same pain<br> Stuck in the same curve<br> Thinking from the same brain<br> <br> So let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> Let's go out and play now<br> We're alive<br> <br> Brian baby [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 130f496e7eeb6d5e9ce26c763c774a47da1f7ca6 10 113 327 2023-01-22T06:53:55Z Orbitron 2 Created page with ":<small>'''''See [[{{{1}}}]]'''''</small>" wikitext text/x-wiki :<small>'''''See [[{{{1}}}]]'''''</small> 908de77caeb2da60178797b71469e1020153a4e6 0 47 328 289 2023-01-22T08:27:44Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 8e710aee91d2be81491e20187a409b5ce6418fc2 330 328 2023-01-22T08:31:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 77c824731682db0856c4a1dcc237475013a92e54 331 330 2023-01-22T08:40:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] af14ec5d91c21682c5bdafe5d9db882c4b2a03b9 332 331 2023-01-22T08:48:18Z 2001:569:BE52:9A00:7D91:4963:14FB:418F 0 /* Artwork */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag on the right. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 03abb60cee0a8914f8df17eaf839c83336d17860 340 332 2023-02-05T02:16:13Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag on the right. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables *[[Barbara Marciniak]] - Vocals *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 1696a979cfc7343f41bbedd0f4e561e98a694da7 343 340 2023-02-10T03:30:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag on the right. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables *[[Barbara Marciniak]] - Vocals *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> {{Discography}} [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] f0bec9f7f095e16f0d2d3768511f2922b0c36bd3 344 343 2023-02-10T03:30:29Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[2007 Demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag on the right. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables *[[Barbara Marciniak]] - Vocals *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> {{Discography}} [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 3c8303111eb8b2567c511e9f186e580f2d13aecb 6 114 329 2023-01-22T08:30:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki art 4f468a6824d620bf0f58640c0bc423bcb35dc48f 0 12 333 266 2023-01-28T19:45:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' was the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] from 2005 until the band's eventual dissolving in 2022. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," being the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 7d3f48ff2048e56fd660476082d5bd7037e8137f 334 333 2023-01-28T20:15:40Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox band member|image=Ashley Buchholz.png|birthday=May 15, 1978|origin=Markham, Ontario|instruments=Vocals, guitars, erhu, bass, pianos|joined=January 2005}} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 12 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 2e76a740b4c20a52655b5e16cd0af67b626d7b0e 339 334 2023-01-28T20:27:21Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = Yes | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) <br> Markham, Ontario, Canada | Origin = Toronto, Ontario | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 14dd60761355897a5f9bafc9aea52f1abf73edf0 10 115 335 2023-01-28T20:17:26Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Solo artist = #f0e68c | Band = lightsteelblue | {{{1|&#35;a9a9a9}}} }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Solo artist = #f0e68c | Band = lightsteelblue | {{{1|&#35;a9a9a9}}} }} 550cc5740730570584cb0fb4215fdab66939b453 336 335 2023-01-28T20:17:54Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Solo artist = #f0e68c | Band = lightsteelblue | {{{1|&#35;a9a9a9}}} }}</includeonly> e212bf4b8316b61101bc3bc70cac96686a913ed0 10 116 337 2023-01-28T20:18:38Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "<includeonly><table class="infobox vevent" style="width: 22em;"> <tr> <th colspan="3" scope="col" class="summary" style="text-align: center; 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If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> f9b37098231240c3062b39e949cb002c252b1ec6 349 348 2023-02-12T00:14:08Z Orbitron 2 Protected "[[List of USS concerts]]" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. 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If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, Silent Seymour | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> f9b37098231240c3062b39e949cb002c252b1ec6 350 349 2023-02-12T00:39:24Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. 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If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 9aea5e4cd570489fd88d1e4c816ed71ba2ae1bc5 351 350 2023-02-12T01:04:29Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |Silent Seymour, Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 082e8acd13f4275781d7ab2212ffcacbe0912efc 352 351 2023-02-12T01:06:29Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 2351a41681a9f3c031795120dbc81c639725dbfe 353 352 2023-02-12T01:18:00Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 6291cd276a57eb03e86c3e2ae817a9e3efc2be0f 354 353 2023-02-12T02:52:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- |} | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 30e8883f5d3bcf671a0692002c5889b2869cf7e4 0 67 355 354 2023-02-12T02:53:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 34240a0070f4d55e059c983405029c0db608e68f 356 355 2023-02-12T02:53:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 9eda49503c893d6d84a32517a89bdb12eff3fdff 357 356 2023-02-12T06:13:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> b45eb7c57752b131f5d248a933a798078fae510b 358 357 2023-02-13T01:21:01Z Orbitron 2 /* 2008 */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |May 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency | |[[USS concert: 05/30/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- | | | |July 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Barrie, ON | |Foundation Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2008]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Madawaska, ON | |World Electronic Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2008]] |- | | | |July 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 07/25/2008]] |- | | | |August 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Grand Bend, ON | |Cutting Edge Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 08/02/2008]] |- | | | |August 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 08/06/2008]] |- | | | |August 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Cambridge, ON | |Rock The Mill | | | |[[USS concert: 08/09/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |The Marquee Room | |Blue King Brown | |[[USS concert: 08/13/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 08/14/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/15/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/16/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Fringe Festival Block Party | | | |[[USS concert: 08/19/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |The Roxy | | | |[[USS concert: 08/20/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[MTV Live]] | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2008]] |- | | | |September 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Phoenix Concert Theatre | | | |[[USS concert: 09/19/2008]] |- | | | |September 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 09/25/2008]] |- | | | |September 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 09/26/2008]] |- | | | |October 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 10/03/2008]] |- | | | |October 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kool Haus | | | |[[USS concert: 10/22/2008]] |- | | | |November 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/13/2008]] |- | | | |November 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 11/19/2008]] |- | | | |November 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 11/20/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |University of Calgary | | | |[[USS concert: 11/28/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |Hifi Club | | | |[[USS concert: 11/29/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/30/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Element | | | |[[USS concert: 12/01/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Courtenay, BC | |Avalanche | | | |[[USS concert: 12/02/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |The Queen's | | | |[[USS concert: 12/03/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Transmission Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 12/04/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Garibaldi Lift Co. | | | |[[USS concert: 12/06/2008]] |- | | | |December 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, Ontario | |Wax Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/18/2008]] |- | | | |December 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, Ontario | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency, Harmony | |[[USS concert: 12/19/2008]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 4a652695eff58c13869483936e7fd9966d08041e 359 358 2023-02-16T00:08:40Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |May 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency | |[[USS concert: 05/30/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- | | | |July 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Barrie, ON | |Foundation Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2008]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Madawaska, ON | |World Electronic Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2008]] |- | | | |July 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 07/25/2008]] |- | | | |August 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Grand Bend, ON | |Cutting Edge Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 08/02/2008]] |- | | | |August 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 08/06/2008]] |- | | | |August 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Cambridge, ON | |Rock The Mill | | | |[[USS concert: 08/09/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |The Marquee Room | |Blue King Brown | |[[USS concert: 08/13/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 08/14/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/15/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/16/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Fringe Festival Block Party | | | |[[USS concert: 08/19/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |The Roxy | | | |[[USS concert: 08/20/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[MTV Live]] | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2008]] |- | | | |September 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Phoenix Concert Theatre | | | |[[USS concert: 09/19/2008]] |- | | | |September 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 09/25/2008]] |- | | | |September 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 09/26/2008]] |- | | | |October 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 10/03/2008]] |- | | | |October 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kool Haus | | | |[[USS concert: 10/22/2008]] |- | | | |November 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/13/2008]] |- | | | |November 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 11/19/2008]] |- | | | |November 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 11/20/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |University of Calgary | | | |[[USS concert: 11/28/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |Hifi Club | | | |[[USS concert: 11/29/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/30/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Element | | | |[[USS concert: 12/01/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Courtenay, BC | |Avalanche | | | |[[USS concert: 12/02/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |The Queen's | | | |[[USS concert: 12/03/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Transmission Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 12/04/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Garibaldi Lift Co. | | | |[[USS concert: 12/06/2008]] |- | | | |December 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Wax Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/18/2008]] |- | | | |December 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency, Harmony | |[[USS concert: 12/19/2008]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 75756819c718c5eda3aed2768e3320d449a9ba61 374 359 2023-03-16T00:18:08Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''WARNING:'' This article is a work in progress. This article will be protected until it is in a state where this notice can be removed.''' This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |May 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency | |[[USS concert: 05/30/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- | | | |July 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Barrie, ON | |Foundation Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2008]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Madawaska, ON | |World Electronic Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2008]] |- | | | |July 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 07/25/2008]] |- | | | |August 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Grand Bend, ON | |Cutting Edge Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 08/02/2008]] |- | | | |August 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 08/06/2008]] |- | | | |August 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Cambridge, ON | |Rock The Mill | | | |[[USS concert: 08/09/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |The Marquee Room | |Blue King Brown | |[[USS concert: 08/13/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 08/14/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/15/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/16/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Fringe Festival Block Party | | | |[[USS concert: 08/19/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |The Roxy | | | |[[USS concert: 08/20/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[MTV Live]] | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2008]] |- | | | |September 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Phoenix Concert Theatre | | | |[[USS concert: 09/19/2008]] |- | | | |September 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 09/25/2008]] |- | | | |September 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 09/26/2008]] |- | | | |October 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 10/03/2008]] |- | | | |October 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kool Haus | | | |[[USS concert: 10/22/2008]] |- | | | |November 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/13/2008]] |- | | | |November 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 11/19/2008]] |- | | | |November 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 11/20/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |University of Calgary | | | |[[USS concert: 11/28/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |Hifi Club | | | |[[USS concert: 11/29/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/30/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Element | | | |[[USS concert: 12/01/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Courtenay, BC | |Avalanche | | | |[[USS concert: 12/02/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |The Queen's | | | |[[USS concert: 12/03/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Transmission Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 12/04/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Garibaldi Lift Co. | | | |[[USS concert: 12/06/2008]] |- | | | |December 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Wax Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/18/2008]] |- | | | |December 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency, Harmony | |[[USS concert: 12/19/2008]] |- |} = 2009 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Windsor, ON | |St. Clair College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/08/2009]] |- | | | |January 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |North Bay, ON | |The Wall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/15/2009]] |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2009]] |- | | | |January 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Welland, ON | |Niagara College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/22/2009]] |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |The Turret | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2009]] |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Mohawk College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/28/2009]] |- | | | |January 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Brantford, ON | |Alexander's Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 01/29/2009]] |- | | | |January 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Quarters | | | |[[USS concert: 01/30/2009]] |- | | | |March 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 03/13/2009]] |- | | | |March 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Fairmont Royal York Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 03/14/2009]] |- | | | |March 18 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Austin, TX | |Red Gorilla Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 03/18/2009]] |- | | | |March 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 03/20/2009]] |- | | | |March 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |The Gig Music Hall | | | |[[USS concert: 03/21/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 2 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Los Angeles, CA | |Viper Room | | | |[[USS concert: 04/02/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 6 | |{{flag|usa}} | |New York City, NY | |Mercury Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/06/2009]] |- | | | |April 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/09/2009]] |- | | | |April 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 04/11/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Winnipeg, MB | |Royal Albert Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 04/14/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Lucky Bar | | | |[[USS concert: 04/15/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |Spice Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/17/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Biltmore Cabaret | | | |[[USS concert: 04/18/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Telus Ski & Snowboard Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 04/21/2009]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> 2ae9485462615a8db8cdb38169e0acba0390a45d 375 374 2023-03-18T18:07:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |May 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency | |[[USS concert: 05/30/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- | | | |July 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Barrie, ON | |Foundation Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2008]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Madawaska, ON | |World Electronic Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2008]] |- | | | |July 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 07/25/2008]] |- | | | |August 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Grand Bend, ON | |Cutting Edge Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 08/02/2008]] |- | | | |August 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 08/06/2008]] |- | | | |August 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Cambridge, ON | |Rock The Mill | | | |[[USS concert: 08/09/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |The Marquee Room | |Blue King Brown | |[[USS concert: 08/13/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 08/14/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/15/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/16/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Fringe Festival Block Party | | | |[[USS concert: 08/19/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |The Roxy | | | |[[USS concert: 08/20/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[MTV Live]] | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2008]] |- | | | |September 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Phoenix Concert Theatre | | | |[[USS concert: 09/19/2008]] |- | | | |September 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 09/25/2008]] |- | | | |September 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 09/26/2008]] |- | | | |October 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 10/03/2008]] |- | | | |October 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kool Haus | | | |[[USS concert: 10/22/2008]] |- | | | |November 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/13/2008]] |- | | | |November 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 11/19/2008]] |- | | | |November 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 11/20/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |University of Calgary | | | |[[USS concert: 11/28/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |Hifi Club | | | |[[USS concert: 11/29/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/30/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Element | | | |[[USS concert: 12/01/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Courtenay, BC | |Avalanche | | | |[[USS concert: 12/02/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |The Queen's | | | |[[USS concert: 12/03/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Transmission Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 12/04/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Garibaldi Lift Co. | | | |[[USS concert: 12/06/2008]] |- | | | |December 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Wax Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/18/2008]] |- | | | |December 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency, Harmony | |[[USS concert: 12/19/2008]] |- |} = 2009 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Windsor, ON | |St. Clair College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/08/2009]] |- | | | |January 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |North Bay, ON | |The Wall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/15/2009]] |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2009]] |- | | | |January 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Welland, ON | |Niagara College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/22/2009]] |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |The Turret | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2009]] |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Mohawk College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/28/2009]] |- | | | |January 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Brantford, ON | |Alexander's Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 01/29/2009]] |- | | | |January 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Quarters | | | |[[USS concert: 01/30/2009]] |- | | | |March 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 03/13/2009]] |- | | | |March 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Fairmont Royal York Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 03/14/2009]] |- | | | |March 18 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Austin, TX | |Red Gorilla Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 03/18/2009]] |- | | | |March 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 03/20/2009]] |- | | | |March 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |The Gig Music Hall | | | |[[USS concert: 03/21/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 2 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Los Angeles, CA | |Viper Room | | | |[[USS concert: 04/02/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 6 | |{{flag|usa}} | |New York City, NY | |Mercury Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/06/2009]] |- | | | |April 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/09/2009]] |- | | | |April 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 04/11/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Winnipeg, MB | |Royal Albert Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 04/14/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Lucky Bar | | | |[[USS concert: 04/15/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |Spice Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/17/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Biltmore Cabaret | | | |[[USS concert: 04/18/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Telus Ski & Snowboard Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 04/21/2009]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> a1aaf0188aa5f59e965b323663087365424eec19 376 375 2023-03-18T18:08:03Z Orbitron 2 Removed protection from "[[List of USS concerts]]" wikitext text/x-wiki This is an incomplete list of concerts performed by [[USS]]. If a show(s) you were at wasn't listed, please feel free to add it to the provided tables below. = 2003<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |September 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kathedral | |Alarum, Julia McLeod, Knosis | |[[USS concert: 09/04/2003]] |- |} = 2004<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |B-Side | |Alarum, C64, Knosis, Lucid, [[Silent Seymour]] | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2004]] |- |} = 2005 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Rexdale, ON | |Humber College | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 01/28/2005]] |- | | | |February 5 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Club Hemlock | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/05/2005]] |- | | | |February 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |[[B.A. Johnston]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 02/19/2005]] |- | | | |April 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Drake Hotel | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM, Clothes Make The Man | |[[Team of Captains concert: 04/16/2005]] |- | | | |May 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Uxbridge, ON | |Goodwood Community Center | |Blues Underdog, Grand:PM, Marcus MacDowell | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/13/2005]] |- | | | |May 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Labyrinth Lounge | |Firus | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/21/2005]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | |Poor Man Militia, Mike Ferfolia, Human Dimensions, Blak Child & Raydiance | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (a)]] |- | | | |June 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Ashraf | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/02/2005 (b)]] |- | | | |June 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |[[Silent Seymour]], Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/03/2005]] |- | | | |June 24 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Holy Joe's | |Run With the Kittens | |[[Team of Captains concert: 06/24/2005]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/01/2005]] |- | | | |July 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Markham, ON | |"the Polo Grounds" | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/02/2005]] |- | | | |July 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sneaky Dee's | |Grand:PM, Crush Luther | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/08/2005]] |- | | | |July 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | |Final Fantasy, BarMitzvah Brothers | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/16/2005]] |- | | | |July 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Scarborough, ON | |Sports Cafe | |Knosis, Spankdriven | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/21/2005]] |- | | | |July 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Mod Club | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Barrio Lab Orchestra, Sarah McGlynn and the Ash Grove Trio, Tom Oliver, DJ Gryphon, Ryan Bowen, Kid Conga, Alvaro C | |[[Team of Captains concert: 07/29/2005]] |- | | | |August 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Bovine Sex Club | |Len's Haulage, The Awesome Team | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/18/2005]] |- | | | |August 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Etobicoke, ON | |Jon Maguire's basement | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 08/27/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Grassroots Cafe | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005]] |- | |[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | |September 10 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Velvet Elvis | |[[B.A. Johnston]], [[Poor Pelly]] | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005]] |- | | | |September 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Junction Arts Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/11/2005]] |- | | | |September 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/17/2005]] |- | | | |September 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |AIDS Walk For Life | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/18/2005]] |- | | | |September 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Nathan Phillips Square | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Brassmunk, Jevon Paris, Jewelz Jones | |[[Team of Captains concert: 09/29/2005]] |- | | | |October 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gypsy Co-op | |Slowcoaster | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/14/2005]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Emerald Isle | |Grand:PM | |[[Team of Captains concert: 10/15/2005]] |- | | | |November 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Unnamed speakeasy venue | |Choclair, Blues Underdog, Rich London | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/12/2005]] |- | | | |November 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Rivoli | |[[Silent Seymour]], Doc Pickles | |[[Team of Captains concert: 11/25/2005]] |- |} = 2006 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (a)]] |- | | | |Unknown date | |{{flag|canada}} | |Peterborough, ON | |Trasheteria | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: ??/??/2006 (b)]] |- | | | |May 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Stouffville, ON | |Memorial Park | | | |[[Team of Captains concert: 05/27/2006]] |- | | | |July 17<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Cameron House | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2006]] |- | | | |September 16<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Roncesvalles Polish Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/09/2006]] |- | | | |December 27<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Circus Room | | | |[[USS concert: 12/27/2006]] |- |} = 2007= {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 11<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Savannah Room | | | |[[USS concert: 01/11/2007]] |- | | | |January 24<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Andy Poolhall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/24/2007]] |- | | | |February 2<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Silver Dollar | | | |[[USS concert: 02/02/2007]] |- | | | |March 9<ref group="note" name="solo">USS as [[Ashley Buchholz]]'s solo moniker</ref> | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |El Mocambo | | | |[[USS concert: 03/09/2007]] |- | | | |April 27 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Celt's Pub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/27/2007]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Gladstone Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2007]] |- | | | |October 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Horseshoe Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 10/15/2007]] |- |} = 2008 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Revival | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2008]] |- | | | |February 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | | | |[[USS concert: 02/29/2008]] |- | | | |May 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Toronto Freedom Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 05/03/2008]] |- | | | |May 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency | |[[USS concert: 05/30/2008]] |- | | | |June 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 06/06/2008]] |- | | | |June 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Burlington, ON | |Filthy McNasty's | | | |[[USS concert: 06/21/2008]] |- | | | |June 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |Big Bucks | | | |[[USS concert: 06/29/2008]] |- | | | |July 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |The Great Canadian Cabin | | | |[[USS concert: 07/01/2008]] |- | | | |July 12 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[Edgefest 2008|Edgefest]] | | | |[[USS concert: 07/12/2008]] |- | | | |July 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Barrie, ON | |Foundation Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 07/17/2008]] |- | | | |July 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Madawaska, ON | |World Electronic Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 07/19/2008]] |- | | | |July 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 07/25/2008]] |- | | | |August 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Grand Bend, ON | |Cutting Edge Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 08/02/2008]] |- | | | |August 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 08/06/2008]] |- | | | |August 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Cambridge, ON | |Rock The Mill | | | |[[USS concert: 08/09/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |The Marquee Room | |Blue King Brown | |[[USS concert: 08/13/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 08/14/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/15/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Saskatoon, SK | |The Roxy on Broadway | | | |[[USS concert: 08/16/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Fringe Festival Block Party | | | |[[USS concert: 08/19/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |August 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |The Roxy | | | |[[USS concert: 08/20/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |Wilfrid Laurier University | | | |[[USS concert: 09/02/2008]] |- | | | |September 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |[[MTV Live]] | | | |[[USS concert: 09/16/2008]] |- | | | |September 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Phoenix Concert Theatre | | | |[[USS concert: 09/19/2008]] |- | | | |September 25 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 09/25/2008]] |- | | | |September 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 09/26/2008]] |- | | | |October 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Oshawa, ON | |Groove Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 10/03/2008]] |- | | | |October 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Kool Haus | | | |[[USS concert: 10/22/2008]] |- | | | |November 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/13/2008]] |- | | | |November 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 11/19/2008]] |- | | | |November 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 11/20/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |University of Calgary | | | |[[USS concert: 11/28/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Calgary, AB | |Hifi Club | | | |[[USS concert: 11/29/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |November 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Edmonton, AB | |Urban Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 11/30/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 1 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Element | | | |[[USS concert: 12/01/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 2 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Courtenay, BC | |Avalanche | | | |[[USS concert: 12/02/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 3 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |The Queen's | | | |[[USS concert: 12/03/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 4 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Transmission Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 12/04/2008]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2008]] | |December 6 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Garibaldi Lift Co. | | | |[[USS concert: 12/06/2008]] |- | | | |December 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |Wax Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 12/18/2008]] |- | | | |December 19 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Sound Academy | |Rebel Emergency, Harmony | |[[USS concert: 12/19/2008]] |- |} = 2009 = {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em auto; clear:both; font-size:.8em; text-align:center; width:100%" ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Tour ! style="background: #7ad;" width=10%|Date ! style="background: #7ad;" width=5%|Country ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|City ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Venue ! style="background: #7ad;" width=15%|Opening act(s) ! style="background: #7ad;" width=16%|Concert |- | | | |January 8 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Windsor, ON | |St. Clair College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/08/2009]] |- | | | |January 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |North Bay, ON | |The Wall | | | |[[USS concert: 01/15/2009]] |- | | | |January 16 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 01/16/2009]] |- | | | |January 22 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Welland, ON | |Niagara College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/22/2009]] |- | | | |January 26 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Waterloo, ON | |The Turret | | | |[[USS concert: 01/26/2009]] |- | | | |January 28 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Mohawk College | | | |[[USS concert: 01/28/2009]] |- | | | |January 29 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Brantford, ON | |Alexander's Tavern | | | |[[USS concert: 01/29/2009]] |- | | | |January 30 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |Quarters | | | |[[USS concert: 01/30/2009]] |- | | | |March 13 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Ottawa, ON | |Live Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 03/13/2009]] |- | | | |March 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Toronto, ON | |Fairmont Royal York Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 03/14/2009]] |- | | | |March 18 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Austin, TX | |Red Gorilla Music Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 03/18/2009]] |- | | | |March 20 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whitby, ON | |Johnny B Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 03/20/2009]] |- | | | |March 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Kitchener, ON | |The Gig Music Hall | | | |[[USS concert: 03/21/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 2 | |{{flag|usa}} | |Los Angeles, CA | |Viper Room | | | |[[USS concert: 04/02/2009]] |- | |[[US Showcase]] | |April 6 | |{{flag|usa}} | |New York City, NY | |Mercury Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/06/2009]] |- | | | |April 9 | |{{flag|canada}} | |St. Catharines, ON | |L3 Nightclub | | | |[[USS concert: 04/09/2009]] |- | | | |April 11 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Hamilton, ON | |The Casbah | | | |[[USS concert: 04/11/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 14 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Winnipeg, MB | |Royal Albert Hotel | | | |[[USS concert: 04/14/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 15 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Victoria, BC | |Lucky Bar | | | |[[USS concert: 04/15/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 17 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Nanaimo, BC | |Spice Lounge | | | |[[USS concert: 04/17/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 18 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Vancouver, BC | |Biltmore Cabaret | | | |[[USS concert: 04/18/2009]] |- | |[[Western Canada Tour 2009]] | |April 21 | |{{flag|canada}} | |Whistler, BC | |Telus Ski & Snowboard Festival | | | |[[USS concert: 04/21/2009]] |- |} = Notes = <references group="note" /> a1aaf0188aa5f59e965b323663087365424eec19 6 122 360 2023-02-17T06:44:26Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 17 361 163 2023-02-17T06:45:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In early 2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.png|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Oddloop]] || March 16, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> 938c44207bafc3f3daa448456b0359e46e06892b 366 361 2023-02-20T20:32:47Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = Band | Img = USS-2011.png | Caption = USS in 2011, left to right:<br>Ashley Buchholz, Human Kebab | image_size = 250 | Landscape = Yes | Genre = Alternative rock, drum and bass, electronic | Origin = Stouffville, ON | Active = 2005 - 2022 | Labels = [[Mystery&Romance]] (2007-2008)<br>[[Smashing World Records]] (2008-2011)<br>[[Coalition Music]] (2011-2022) | URL = [http://www.ussmusic.com www.ussmusic.com] | Former members = [[Ashley Buchholz]]<br>[[Human Kebab]]<br>[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] }} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[2007 Demo|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In early 2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.png|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Oddloop]] || March 16, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> 9e4a7811a1e4db24cfade737a47c21d70373df97 6 123 362 2023-02-20T20:25:09Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki USS in 2011 2f0cfac5db006c72b2b74ca928479c743c22470e 10 116 363 337 2023-02-20T20:28:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><table class="infobox vevent" style="width: 22em;"> <tr> <th colspan="3" scope="col" class="summary" style="text-align: center; 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He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 250600852fb9f900ffd295b993ce9da8c721c403 396 367 2023-03-20T01:10:59Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = No | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) <br> Markham, Ontario, Canada | Origin = Toronto, Ontario | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Evol Widow]]<br>[[Deuceomnia]]<br>[[Ol' Boys Club]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Point 3]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]]<br>[[Mensa Dropout]]<br>[[The Complete Messengers]]<br>[[NE Plus Ultra]]<br>[[Team of Captains]]<br>[[Frontseat Burnhole]]<br>[[A Mess of Uncles]]<br>[[Victorious Denowski]]<br>[[The Turbos]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 548416530ca3d8429057b8f7de04a7d25a303718 397 396 2023-03-20T01:12:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = No | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) | Origin = Markham, Ontario, Canada | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Evol Widow]]<br>[[Deuceomnia]]<br>[[Ol' Boys Club]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Point 3]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]]<br>[[Mensa Dropout]]<br>[[The Complete Messengers]]<br>[[NE Plus Ultra]]<br>[[Team of Captains]]<br>[[Frontseat Burnhole]]<br>[[A Mess of Uncles]]<br>[[Victorious Denowski]]<br>[[The Turbos]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 083506937928fe588d8e5a2580bf2ff9eb387dd3 0 86 368 246 2023-02-26T18:48:05Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:01:25 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. == Overview == == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:49 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:32 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:41 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | length13 = 15:19 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 9a536213e01d3d94a9c6c81b98dcd028e8631c7b 370 368 2023-02-26T22:16:46Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:01:25 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. == Overview == == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:01:25 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 19:04 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] f6f7a3b9484ed85b93d114754a39b8b72098879d 371 370 2023-02-26T22:17:23Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. == Overview == == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:00:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 19:04 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/album/5xMoRY5WAOzUJOly7fgFBf?si=xwO-yyz7TsO6KaCtbt-ljg Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/questamation/1115418527 Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Questamation-USS-Ubiquitous-Synergy-Seeker/dp/B01FXC7F20 Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kUcwRBSTshhv6_s-VyZosgpAm7x_M-osc YouTube Music] [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 7c3b0655aaa70702a2a1e9a389607d5e5c4ef8ed 377 371 2023-03-19T23:16:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named "Questamation" on February 9, 2009. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio stations. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:00:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 33a8845b4032392de1a6f51e584ff16702c379ba 378 377 2023-03-19T23:38:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio stations. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] e8b9b6bc1192221368bcae43c193913b7f40d207 379 378 2023-03-19T23:43:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] af60719b81f49d1f0c7c98a2d7be164522922ad4 389 379 2023-03-20T00:53:02Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 0eac9081ec39cbfee72fa1281720406a79469522 390 389 2023-03-20T00:53:37Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, as a part of the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 223d48cc18921710774f1ff35b1d581ff3dce1c0 391 390 2023-03-20T00:53:59Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] c8c8f37c41da1d51c7d59c418062357d419eb68d 394 391 2023-03-20T01:03:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 44:55 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Matthew Von Wagner | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 }} {{Track listing |headline=CD-exclusive bonus track |total_length = 1:00:19 |title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] |writer13 = |length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == Gallery == === CD release === <gallery> File:Questamation-BackCover.jpg|Back cover File:Questamation-CD.jpg|CD </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 7c0f977fe7088ab3ca09ece91e2d6a5ab787f33f 6 20 369 57 2023-02-26T22:13:34Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron uploaded a new version of [[File:Approved.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki Approved cover art 0ffcab9b4b25b433b8292a65efe5cfd3f5e80cc9 0 108 372 314 2023-03-09T01:03:12Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = I Need Weed Like A Career | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) | This track = "I Need Weed Like A Career"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) }} '''I Need Weed Like A Career''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the fourth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "I Need Weed Like A Career" is among the more popular USS demos, with one live video having over 60 thousand views on YouTube. The song was frequently played at live shows during the band's earlier years. == Audio == <youtube>Ts_z9wnKzP8</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, I fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, I fend<br> <br> I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear<br> I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> I never wanted anything more<br> And this is the truth<br> I never needed anything less<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> <br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you on my mind<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you by my side<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> So this is the truth [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] 2c0cfe080b2e8aa5cce8ba300083a066f0258e3e 6 124 373 2023-03-15T18:27:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 49 380 247 2023-03-19T23:51:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. == Appearences == *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "2 15/16" was called "2 15/17" during its inception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ussmusic/status/1019997865530159105 USS on Twitter: "When it was 2 15/17ths" - July 19, 2018]</ref> The name came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked as a roofer and had to cut a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths of an inch with a stone saw. The song is about being "two and fifteen sixteenths to the northeast" of a girl Ashley was eyeing, meaning she was very unusual and different from him. The song would be recorded at Green Tree Audio in Mississauga, Ontario in 2007 for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It includes [[Jason Skiendziel]] on upright bass, Dextro the Galvanizer on turntables and [[Matthew Von Wagner]] on drums and was produced by [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner and Chris Davies. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and was released in November 2008. It was the band's second music video and features animated imagery of the band and several references to lyrics from the song, including a thumbtack in a paperclip factory. Upon its release, it was played heavily on Much Music. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, sequencing, programming, guitars, organ, synthesizers, sampling, production *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Turntables *[[Jason Skiendzel]] - Upright bass == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 957805ecc42e805a9f91bf5fcda77517deef2c95 382 380 2023-03-19T23:53:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. === Appearences === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "2 15/16" was called "2 15/17" during its inception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ussmusic/status/1019997865530159105 USS on Twitter: "When it was 2 15/17ths" - July 19, 2018]</ref> The name came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked as a roofer and had to cut a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths of an inch with a stone saw. The song is about being "two and fifteen sixteenths to the northeast" of a girl Ashley was eyeing, meaning she was very unusual and different from him. The song would be recorded at Green Tree Audio in Mississauga, Ontario in 2007 for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It includes [[Jason Skiendziel]] on upright bass, Dextro the Galvanizer on turntables and [[Matthew Von Wagner]] on drums and was produced by [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner and Chris Davies. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and was released in November 2008. It was the band's second music video and features animated imagery of the band and several references to lyrics from the song, including a thumbtack in a paperclip factory. Upon its release, it was played heavily on Much Music. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, sequencing, programming, guitars, organ, synthesizers, sampling, production *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Turntables *[[Jason Skiendzel]] - Upright bass == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] b876d6d0965ddafcacb598df4b8c7fb386a8fc79 384 382 2023-03-19T23:55:43Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the first track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP and the second single from the EP. It was released as a single in 2008 and runs for 3:33. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "2 15/16" was called "2 15/17" during its inception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ussmusic/status/1019997865530159105 USS on Twitter: "When it was 2 15/17ths" - July 19, 2018]</ref> The name came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked as a roofer and had to cut a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths of an inch with a stone saw. The song is about being "two and fifteen sixteenths to the northeast" of a girl Ashley was eyeing, meaning she was very unusual and different from him. The song would be recorded at Green Tree Audio in Mississauga, Ontario in 2007 for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It includes [[Jason Skiendziel]] on upright bass, Dextro the Galvanizer on turntables and [[Matthew Von Wagner]] on drums and was produced by [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner and Chris Davies. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and was released in November 2008. It was the band's second music video and features animated imagery of the band and several references to lyrics from the song, including a thumbtack in a paperclip factory. Upon its release, it was played heavily on Much Music. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, sequencing, programming, guitars, organ, synthesizers, sampling, production *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Turntables *[[Jason Skiendzel]] - Upright bass == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] e0d06307aa666ce1ef1c99134a6b743ee9fac28c 0 50 381 286 2023-03-19T23:52:44Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. === Appearances === *''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' (2006) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I was dog-sitting a brilliant border collie for a corporate accountant and as I was falling asleep, I rubbed the magic lamp of the great genie in my mind and said, “Tomorrow, I will write the greatest song I have ever written."|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN>https://backstagewinnipeg.tripod.com/InterviewUbiquitousSyngerySeekers.html</ref>}} "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole" was written by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 2005 with (at the time) bandmates [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] and [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]]. It pays homage to the culture of Newfoundland and eastern Canada as a whole, with such lines as "Bonavista baby", and the entire bridge, which is based on a traditional rhyme from Newfoundland called "I's the B'y". It was demoed over 2005 and 2006, making an appearance on the [[Flying With Brian 3]] demo. This song would be recorded in 2007 at Sound and Vision in Toronto, Ontario for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It notably includes [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], the band's former third member on synthesizers and production. == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu and was released in March 2008. It was the band's very first music video and predominantly features flashing and quickly moving imagery. ''WARNING: Flashing lights/visuals'' <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, guitars, erhu, synthesizers, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Iain MacPherson - Production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables == Lyrics == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|Hollowpoint is essentially about the process of going from a psychotic sewer to an amniotic lighthouse. It is about being brave enough to explore your dungeon to find the ship building plans and then with the right crew setting sail on a sea love to an unbounded utopia of monumental splendor[sic] and making out.|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN/>}} <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] ece590a6ee0327e668eb871a68c472f66aaeaec6 0 55 383 287 2023-03-19T23:55:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> == Notes == <references group="note" /> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/5S7JerHbKYlCVvo5J6GSXG?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=8861466BE3C6431A85C7C087D27BE1E8 Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/drop-around-the-clock/1115411014?i=1115411952 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Drop-Around-the-Clock/dp/B01FV1221C Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=3moJOyh6DsU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] f0534cc7f257ff82c6ea2f4e1e4e8ae3f7ceb082 385 383 2023-03-19T23:56:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 3:14. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 1c8a7b3a90e2b21ac61082ae4b5080637e1f4115 0 56 386 238 2023-03-19T23:57:44Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Form Onederful | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:19 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Form Onederful"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) }} '''Form Onederful''' is the fourth track from ''[[Welding the C:/]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 177df55682d5099ff921272d58802dd462889674 0 57 387 239 2023-03-19T23:58:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Pornostartrek | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:15 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Pornostartrek"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"/"[[The Honeypot]]"<br>(6) }} '''Pornostartrek''' (sometimes stylized as Porno Star Trek) is a song by [[USS]], and the fifth track off of the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It runs for 4:15. __TOC__ === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Lyrics == <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''Lyrics''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on </div></div> == Listen == *[https://open.spotify.com/track/7xLtlYAY3yhMS7UC3dx1fi Listen to the song - Spotify] *[https://music.apple.com/ca/album/pornostartrek/1115411014?i=1115411955 Listen to the song - Apple Music] *[https://www.amazon.com/Pornostartrek/dp/B01FV1247Y Listen to the song - Amazon] *[https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=5esz1Ul47QU Listen to the song - YouTube Music] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 64cd1013b49e845b9e9c4cf80149bd5b5bad9a47 0 58 388 323 2023-03-20T00:00:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = 2007 Demo | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[2007 Demo]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 502f59726350c28f30c19300e011087e339174fa 6 125 392 2023-03-20T00:58:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki back cover of questamation c064f53dc9e3c6604e6921be3718ed2c8d7dec4b 6 126 393 2023-03-20T01:00:05Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki cd of questamation 8c864f131dc57799e895b1d1083751d5b925b06e 6 127 395 2023-03-20T01:10:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki human kebab 65535b2b8e1fbf68ab30a896138417bf46e19a9a 6 128 398 2023-03-20T01:39:12Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki jason parsons in high school 749c761d594000607d2204e352ac06f0d94a7dd7 0 129 399 2023-03-24T21:13:12Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = 2010-2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | N..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = 2010-2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 14, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} fab518e50e35084607b9bc0e1ed9c581b3406acd 400 399 2023-03-24T21:18:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = 2010-2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 14, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} '''''APPROVED''''' is the second EP by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. 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It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. 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It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. 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''Please help expand it.'' |} 072b6e4dea26eb704774bc4fdb9f7fe3df7e9491 0 66 405 319 2023-03-24T21:30:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is USS's first demo. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name "Burn At Will". [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] f3dfe6d658f3dd5210b19ea1f1334a5001a5b872 10 131 406 402 2023-03-24T23:10:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="width: 80%; margin: 0 10%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #FBFBFB; border: 1px solid #aaa; border-left: 10px solid #1e90ff;" |- | style="width: 52px; padding: 2px 0px 2px 0.5em; text-align: center;" | [[Image:Hkexpand.png|100px]] | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |'''''Prednisone to help stimulate his growth'''''<br>This article is short and needs more content. ''Please help expand it.'' |} ad8b388e184e8b4729eeab84559248c88d75a615 0 129 407 404 2023-03-26T21:21:47Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = 2010-2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 14, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} '''''APPROVED''''' is the second EP by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. It was USS's last release with Smashing World Records. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 25:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Thomas Salter | length1 = 3:44 | title2 = [[Damini]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length2 = 3:51 | title3 = [[Heaven on Mars]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Salter | length3 = 3:20 | title4 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length4 = 3:32 | title5 = [[Minus Me]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length5 = 3:15 | title6 = [[N/A OK]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length6 = 3:23 | title7 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 4:11 }} 362942285d4ea34213986aa49dea412d68d0fa2f 408 407 2023-03-26T21:33:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = 2010-2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 16, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} '''''APPROVED''''' is the second EP by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. It was USS's last release with Smashing World Records. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 25:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Thomas Salter | length1 = 3:44 | title2 = [[Damini]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length2 = 3:51 | title3 = [[Heaven on Mars]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Salter | length3 = 3:20 | title4 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length4 = 3:32 | title5 = [[Minus Me]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length5 = 3:15 | title6 = [[N/A OK]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length6 = 3:23 | title7 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 4:11 }} 808ea2525d7fd1757a06d556b0e2112bad88a321 0 132 409 2023-03-26T21:34:50Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Advanced Basics | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = AdvancedBasics.png | Released = February 11, 2014<br>October 30, 2015 (International release) | Recorded = November 5, 2012-January 2014 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:31 | Label = [[Coalition Music]] | Producer = Thomas Salt..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Advanced Basics | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = AdvancedBasics.png | Released = February 11, 2014<br>October 30, 2015 (International release) | Recorded = November 5, 2012-January 2014 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:31 | Label = [[Coalition Music]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | This album = '''''Advanced Basics'''''<br>(2014) | Next album = ''[[Singles]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Advanced Basics | Type = EP | single 1 = [[This Is The Best]] | single 1 date = June 4, 2013 | single 2 = [[Yin Yang]] | single 2 date = January 7, 2014 | single 3 = [[Shipwreck]] | single 3 date = July 14, 2014 | single 4 = [[Nepal]] | single 4 date = February 11, 2015 }} }} 2a9b22fd2c426321434b63f54350ddc9711b5b9a 0 55 410 385 2023-03-26T23:15:20Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is third track from [[Welding the C:/]]. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Drop Around The Clock" was first known to have been performed with [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It would later be recorded in 2007 for inclusion on ''Welding the C:/''. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>3moJOyh6DsU</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>wsSQLgjUkBw</youtube> == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 2a422994e2e14889e335fbc786d4dc604f783afa 413 410 2023-03-26T23:46:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Drop Around The Clock | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:14 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]], Chris Davies | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Drop Around The Clock"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) }} '''Drop Around The Clock''' is third track from [[Welding the C:/]]. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Drop Around The Clock" was first known to have been performed with [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It would later be recorded in 2007 for inclusion on ''Welding the C:/''. "Drop Around The Clock" was one of many songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>POqKY9t0LDk</youtube> == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>3moJOyh6DsU</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>wsSQLgjUkBw</youtube> == Lyrics == We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Beats drop like cod fish stocks<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Dear lordosis, please relieve psychosis<br> Behaviour through osmosis<br> Dipsogen cirrhosis<br> The paranoids playing xylophones with rusty leucotomes<br> Chordates makes ideal mates<br> And perfect posture<br> <br> Ain’t it maxic how thigmotaxic the herd hath become?<br> Fluoride makes you dumb<br> Shock the Kasbah, diffusion is next<br> Check the sonic death text<br> Are we but infinite specks left perplexed?<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> Circadian bowling pin manufacturer<br> Rhythm machine, we’re dopamine fiends<br> Studies show geniuses pick green<br> So chlorophyll me upstream<br> How scalene waltzing to Rotterdam<br> Dirty Shirley Knocking on the membranes of reptile brains<br> Like Mr. Furley Jack the Tripper Pineapple juice sipper<br> Don’t do crystal<br> Hence, no use for blipper<br> <br> We drop like Merck Corp. stocks<br> Thalamus gets outlined with chalk<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say<br> <br> To live chromatically or achromatically is my choice<br> So I choose hues of oranges and blues<br> No doubt, simple purity<br> Would you be my surity?<br> Should I arrest myself a mea culpa?<br> <br> She’s golden by the gram, words like pixie dust<br> She sweeps the room with a smile<br> And a broom so chill, yet so hot<br> Got no cupboard for the pot<br> Pray that this dream is not for cots<br> <br> We drop around the clock<br> Trippin’ it down to beats along the bloc<br> Steady she goes<br> Every all is love in every way<br> Kiss the peace frog with conviction, say </div></div> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 020bca29dc7049e47b5c44734ab96eba92db5535 0 56 411 386 2023-03-26T23:18:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Form Onederful | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 3:19 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Form Onederful"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) }} '''Form Onederful''' is the fourth track from ''[[Welding the C:/]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Audio == <youtube>SuveIHmFRkA</youtube> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 36da59884c1740579bba79890ef7f094cee6a802 0 57 412 387 2023-03-26T23:45:02Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Pornostartrek | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:15 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Form Onederful]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Pornostartrek"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"/"[[The Honeypot]]"<br>(6) }} '''''Pornostartrek''''' (sometimes stylized as ''Porno Star Trek'') is the fifth track from ''[[Welding the C:/]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Pornostartrek" was one of eight tracks known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It would later be recorded in 2007 for inclusion on ''Welding the C:/''. It is one of USS's slower songs, being viewed as their official love ballad. For a pledge of $5,000 or more to the PledgeMusic campaign for the development of [[Advanced Basics]], USS would play the song at the pledger's wedding. During live shows, the song would be played acoustic. "Pornostartrek" was one of many songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>jFqXVlYgspM</youtube> == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>5esz1Ul47QU</youtube> == Lyrics == You make me feel like a shooting star<br> You make me feel like a porno star<br> You hold me closer still when I get paranoid<br> You give your hand to hold when I lose control<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You make me so content with everything I am<br> You bring me up and in when I’m down and out<br> Heroine of confidence when I’m strung out on doubt<br> If I’m not making sense, you sort the riddles out<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> Standby auxiliary, signals holding strong<br> <br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> You’re so my everyday<br> You’re so my sweetest love<br> You’re so the greatest change<br> I’m always dreaming of<br> <br> You’re like my compass and we always find our way<br> You bring your smile and wipe away my shitty day<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on<br> This sudden alchemy has got me holding on [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 9b18c7a2e84dc8309237af27180d66d5cb434b92 0 49 414 384 2023-03-26T23:50:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 2 15/16 | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2008 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Green Tree Audio, Mississauga, ON | Length = 3:33 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Producer = [[USS]] <br> Chris Davies <br> [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2007) | This single = "2 15/16"<br>(2008) | Next single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | This track = "2 15/16"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(2) }} '''2 15/16''' is the second single and first track from ''[[Welding the C:/]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "2 15/16" was called "2 15/17" during its inception.<ref>[https://twitter.com/ussmusic/status/1019997865530159105 USS on Twitter: "When it was 2 15/17ths" - July 19, 2018]</ref> The name came from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked as a roofer and had to cut a measurement of 2 and 15/16ths of an inch with a stone saw. The song is about being "two and fifteen sixteenths to the northeast" of a girl Ashley was eyeing, meaning she was very unusual and different from him. The song would be recorded at Green Tree Audio in Mississauga, Ontario in 2007 for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It includes [[Jason Skiendziel]] on upright bass, Dextro the Galvanizer on turntables and [[Matthew Von Wagner]] on drums and was produced by [[USS]], Matthew Von Wagner and Chris Davies. It was released as a single in 2008. It is one of many songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>vpWE3k4XalQ</youtube> == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Adam Christl and was released in November 2008. It was the band's second music video and features animated imagery of the band and several references to lyrics from the song, including a thumbtack in a paperclip factory. Upon its release, it was played heavily on Much Music. <youtube>dzyzy2icNh8</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, sequencing, programming, guitars, organ, synthesizers, sampling, production *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Turntables *[[Jason Skiendzel]] - Upright bass == Lyrics == Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls<br> From the lightning clouds of venus with a bullet<br> Mystery&Romance proudly present, live and direct from the ether<br> Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a diatribe calling on a quest for me<br> You’re like the ideal rainy day activity<br> You’re like a sine, emphasis in green<br> You’re like ladybugs turning into jellybeans<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a trance for looking at a better way<br> You’re like a test maze keeping all the me’s at bay<br> You’re like a play, that’s like a pen<br> You’re like M.C Escher but a ten<br> You’re like iodine chasing all the storms away<br> You’re like a black ops licorice masquerade<br> You’re like a buzz, I’m looking for a bee<br> you’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like a tack in a paperclip factory<br> to me<br> You’re like 2 and 15/16th’s<br> to the northeast of me == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 687c795ec8dc80ab47382000e30136c00c5f3b64 0 86 415 394 2023-03-27T00:06:00Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:00:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Matthew Von Wagner | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | writer13 = | length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == Gallery == === CD release === <gallery> File:Questamation-BackCover.jpg|Back cover File:Questamation-CD.jpg|CD </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] b83c10e0f1dae04bd90b403b1941b63859317a95 420 415 2023-05-21T04:11:19Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:00:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons/Davies | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Matthew Von Wagner | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger To Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes The Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | writer13 = | length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == Gallery == === CD release === <gallery> File:Questamation-BackCover.jpg|Back cover File:Questamation-CD.jpg|CD </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 5ee2960ae60175e71c083887b51a8f600ac8324f 0 133 416 2023-03-27T00:26:33Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 0168a67877e6f34f08d294dba2554154f3411266 446 416 2023-05-27T16:07:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2004||||}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 225ebf20e02f1230b9247a8685760147c4056c5a 447 446 2023-05-27T16:08:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2004|||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met|}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 20c59c92132c262630095f767ff5e738c38903be 448 447 2023-05-27T16:08:30Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2003-2004|||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met|}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 3cb3da9ea6de76b5f74831626374cd235cf20731 449 448 2023-05-27T16:09:10Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2003-2004||||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] eaee10242ccbf5d4ce4f18d87cf60f7dd5125969 450 449 2023-05-27T16:10:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2003-2004||||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||2005?||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 4230c3bd355d5e75d7b5e5143ff4cf0e92060524 451 450 2023-05-27T16:13:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2003-2004||||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||2005?||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] c5f64c299f6ab0869f186a7cc6cef5d86bd793c5 452 451 2023-05-27T16:14:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Cloudboy | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:58 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = | This track = "Cloudboy"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) }} '''"Cloudboy"''' (sometimes stylized as "Cloud Boy") is the first track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Cloudboy" was one of the first tracks [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met in January 2004. It was given to him as an invitation into his world, as is shown with the lyric "''Here's my heart, please don't let me down''". In 2005, [[Team of Captains]] added the song to their live shows and a studio version might have also been recorded. In 2008, it was recorded for inclusion on ''Questamation''. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Cloudboy||2003-2004||||Ashley showed this demo to Human Kebab when they met}} {{Known recordings entry|ffffaa||Cloudboy||2005?||||Assumed to be Team of Captains, clip played on Alan Cross's interview with USS|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Cloudboy||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:58|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>bzFB7cv4niE</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>xBb1QVEOwLs</youtube> == Lyrics == Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> And now the Cloudboy’s crying<br> Pulling back the reins<br> On a boxcar bound for glory<br> Where all tracks lead to sane<br> Refrain, yeah<br> Here’s my heart<br> Please don’t let me down, don’t let me down<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Truth is clear, intentions sincere<br> Intentions sincere<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my all, i’m trying<br> Through it all, i’m smiling<br> Built new wings for flying<br> I’m trying<br> Here’s my all<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Here’s my heart<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> Mark my words<br> I won’t let you down, won’t let you down<br> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 7573be4ecf82b4d7d933287389b158445bea3c2f 0 12 417 397 2023-03-31T01:24:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley John Patrick Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = No | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) | Origin = Markham, Ontario, Canada | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Evol Widow]]<br>[[Deuceomnia]]<br>[[Ol' Boys Club]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Point 3]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]]<br>[[Mensa Dropout]]<br>[[The Complete Messengers]]<br>[[NE Plus Ultra]]<br>[[Team of Captains]]<br>[[Frontseat Burnhole]]<br>[[A Mess of Uncles]]<br>[[Victorious Denowski]]<br>[[The Turbos]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 31c901f8bf0258bf9eb476716db2cef035327bfe 418 417 2023-03-31T01:25:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = No | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley John Patrick Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) | Origin = Markham, Ontario, Canada | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Evol Widow]]<br>[[Deuceomnia]]<br>[[Ol' Boys Club]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Point 3]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]]<br>[[Mensa Dropout]]<br>[[The Complete Messengers]]<br>[[NE Plus Ultra]]<br>[[Team of Captains]]<br>[[Frontseat Burnhole]]<br>[[A Mess of Uncles]]<br>[[Victorious Denowski]]<br>[[The Turbos]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[2007 Demo|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[2007 Demo|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (2007 demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] 04df91bc8bfa2bce842b5c01e1ca6ef05f0953ca 429 418 2023-05-27T15:48:24Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ashley Buchholz | Type = Solo artist | Img = Ashley_Buchholz.png | Img_width = | Landscape = No | Caption = | Birth name = Ashley John Patrick Buchholz | Born = May 15, 1978 (age {{Age|1978|5|15}}) | Origin = Markham, Ontario, Canada | Occupation = Musician, Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist | Instrument = Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Piano, Violin, Erhu, Organ | Active = 1991–present | Associated acts = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]<br>[[Evol Widow]]<br>[[Deuceomnia]]<br>[[Ol' Boys Club]]<br>[[Thred]]<br>[[Point 3]]<br>[[Ash Happily]]<br>[[Quixonic]]<br>[[Mensa Dropout]]<br>[[The Complete Messengers]]<br>[[NE Plus Ultra]]<br>[[Team of Captains]]<br>[[Frontseat Burnhole]]<br>[[A Mess of Uncles]]<br>[[Victorious Denowski]]<br>[[The Turbos]] | URL = [http://ussmusic.com http://ussmusic.com] }} '''Ashley Buchholz''' (born May 15, 1978) is a Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist for [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]. == Biography == === Early years === Ashley Buchholz was born in Markham, Ontario, on May 15, 1978. Ashley had Chron's disease growing up, having to be bedridden in a hospital for most of his earlier years, and taking several substances such as prednisone while having to be fed through a tube. In the rare cases where he could go to school and socialize, he would be in several school plays, eventually taking an interest in performing music. At 13 years old, Ashley and a friend would write "I Like Dogs," the first song Ashley would ever write. In his early high school years, he would perform in and form several bands, most notably of which being [[Thred]], formed in 1994. <gallery> AshleyBuchholz-HighSchool.jpg|Photo of Ashley in high school, early 1990s </gallery> === Early bands/musical ventures === In 1997, [[Thred]] would release their debut EP, [[What's Happenin']], featuring tracks such as [[Ties of Affinity]], which is one of the first songs Ashley ever wrote. Shortly after, [[Ash Happily]] would be formed, featuring his brother, Adam Buchholz, on drums. Only [[Drop Seagull|one track]] would be recorded with this band in 1999 before splitting up and forming [[Quixonic]] a couple of months later. In 2000, Quixonic released their [[Quixonic (EP)|debut EP]], featuring the track [[Funk Flash]], which would be played live for years to come, becoming the USS tracks [[Domino]] and [[Oddloop]] in 2017 and 2018 respectively. After Quixonic dissolved in 2002, Ashley began working at a paper factory, quickly taking a disliking to the job. While working one day in 2003, Ashley found a dictionary that was left out by one of his co-workers. He decided to flip through this dictionary, stopping on the word "ubiquitous." Around the same time, he was aiming to make himself a better person by trying to stop doing drugs and to be happier. While writing out a manifesto for this improved version of himself, the word "ubiquitous" popped into his mind, and so he named this version of himself "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker." He would soon perform solo concerts under this name, with the first being held on September 4, 2003, at the Kathedral in Toronto, Ontario. === Beginning of USS === ''Main page: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' Soon after this first performance at the Kathedral, Ashley would quit his paper factory job and begin working at Angus Glen Golf Club in his hometown of Markham, Ontario. It was in January 2004 that he would meet [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] while stocking beer. The two would become great friends, with Ashley later asking Jason to do a DJ performance at his sister's wedding. In August, Ashley and Jason would perform their first show at the Drake Hotel in Toronto as "Mensa Dropout + Human Kebab," alongside Silent Seymour and Clothes Make the Man. In the Winter, the two decided to start a band together alongside a friend of Jason's named [[Charles Topping]]. This band would be called Team of Captains and featured Ashley "Peaka" Boo-Schultz on vocals and guitars, DJ Oven & Stove (Jason) on turntables and samples, and Charles Topping doing beats and engineering. The band would start performing in January 2005, performing songs such as [[Scenester Fabulous]], [[3 Purple Butterflies]], [[Drop Around The Clock]], [[Cloudboy]] and [[Me vs Us]] in their early forms. By the Fall, the band would headline the Cameron House in Toronto, with audio MP3s of the show downloaded over 10,000 times. In November, Charles Topping left the band for unknown reasons, leaving just Ashley and Jason. They would perform a couple more shows in 2006 before eventually going their separate ways. Ashley would take this time to find himself and to record his solo music, with the [[Flying With Brian 3]] and [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|self-titled demo]] albums recorded under the Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker name. === Later history === ''See: [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' == Discography == === As a band member === ==== with [[USS]] ==== *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[APPROVED]]'' (2011) *''[[Advanced Basics]]'' (2014) *''[[New World Alphabet]]'' (2017) *''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]'' (2021) *''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]'' (2021) ==== with [[Thred]] ==== *1997 - ''[[What's Happenin']]'' ==== with [[Ash Happily]] ==== *1999 - ''[[Out of the Unknown II: A Compilation of Southern Ontario Local Talent]]'' ("[[Drop Seagull]]") ==== with [[Quixonic]] ==== *2000 - ''[[Quixonic (EP)|Quixonic]]'' === As a solo artist === ==== ''as'' [[USS]]<ref group="note">"Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" used to be Ashley's solo moniker</ref> ==== *2003 - ''[[Burn At Will]]'' *2006 - ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' *2007 - ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)]] == Notes == <references group="note"/> == References == <references /> [[Category:Band members]] e430294c368ee174a875a4701234fae33ae820a2 0 108 419 372 2023-03-31T02:33:53Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = I Need Weed Like A Career | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:45 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Now Is Well]]"<br>(3) | This track = "I Need Weed Like A Career"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) }} '''I Need Weed Like A Career''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the fourth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "I Need Weed Like A Career" is among the more popular USS demos, with one live video having over 60 thousand views on YouTube. The song was frequently played at live shows during the band's earlier years. == Audio == <youtube>Ts_z9wnKzP8</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear<br> I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, I fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, I fend<br> <br> I need weed like a career, I need a beer<br> I need to focus, hocus, pocus magically to appear<br> I need a car to steer, the sun to shine, the clouds to clear<br> I crave a system of my own design and I’d be fine<br> <br> But we ain’t so wise<br> Addicted to our own demise<br> The walls are thin<br> I’m scared to even go outside<br> <br> My brain is sick<br> With every sort of politic<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> Go to bed, get up and fuckin do it again<br> So on, we fend<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> I never wanted anything more<br> And this is the truth<br> I never needed anything less<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> <br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you on my mind<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> There’s love in my heart<br> There’s hope in my eyes<br> There’s you by my side<br> There’s no way of knowin<br> <br> And this is the truth<br> And this is the truth<br> So this is the truth<br> So this is the truth [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] dd253748fa755b9b28e73e2b71d336a5bf50aa11 0 134 421 2023-05-25T15:23:20Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Laces Out | Cover = LacesOut.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009<br>February 9, 2009 - as a single | Recorded = 2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 2:33 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | This single..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Laces Out | Cover = LacesOut.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009<br>February 9, 2009 - as a single | Recorded = 2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 2:33 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | This single = "Laces Out"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Cloudboy]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Laces Out"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) }} '''''Laces Out''''' is the lead single and second track from [[Questamation]]. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Laces Out" is a favorite among fans. The song's title seems to reference the 1994 movie Ace Ventura, in which the character Ray Finkle's mother gives the titular Ace Ventura a cookie shaped like a football, and she says "Laces out!". It was released as a single on February 9, 2009, with "[[The Honeypot]]" as a pseudo-B side. == Music video == The music video was shot over the course of two days at the Sound Academy (now called Rebel) in Toronto with a crew of no less than fifty people, and was directed by Jon Knautz. <youtube>Na_Wm098H9A</youtube> == Lyrics == Direct your eyes to the obvious proof<br> And puppy dog lies won’t sweeten the truth<br> I whisper and scream but i can’t refute<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I bite my lip as you sharpen your tongue<br> I love you evermore even after you’ve stung<br> We’re pushing through the dirt, now we’re ready to root<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking<br> And nothingness is bliss when you’re shooting to miss<br> I wish those days like I wish the plague<br> I’m pushing at the wind, now I’m pulling the chute<br> I’m absolute<br> I’m absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> We’re absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> == See also == *[[Questamation]] *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 2b4b3507cad5e61281bedbffcd266392c1772e34 422 421 2023-05-25T15:23:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Laces Out | Cover = LacesOut.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009<br>February 9, 2009 - as a single | Recorded = 2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 2:33 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | This single = "Laces Out"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Cloudboy]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Laces Out"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) }} '''''Laces Out''''' is the lead single and second track from [[Questamation]]. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Laces Out" is a favorite among fans. The song's title seems to reference the 1994 movie Ace Ventura, in which the character Ray Finkle's mother gives the titular Ace Ventura a cookie shaped like a football, and she says "Laces out!". It was released as a single on February 9, 2009, with "[[The Honeypot]]" as a pseudo-B side. == Music video == The music video was shot over the course of two days at the Sound Academy (now called Rebel) in Toronto with a crew of no less than fifty people, and was directed by Jon Knautz. <youtube>Na_Wm098H9A</youtube> == Lyrics == Direct your eyes to the obvious proof<br> And puppy dog lies won’t sweeten the truth<br> I whisper and scream but i can’t refute<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I bite my lip as you sharpen your tongue<br> I love you evermore even after you’ve stung<br> We’re pushing through the dirt, now we’re ready to root<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking<br> And nothingness is bliss when you’re shooting to miss<br> I wish those days like I wish the plague<br> I’m pushing at the wind, now I’m pulling the chute<br> I’m absolute<br> I’m absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> We’re absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] c5fe0c4d4d5ceaf54410fe9da2784094fedfa9db 454 422 2023-05-27T16:16:06Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Laces Out | Cover = LacesOut.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009<br>February 9, 2009 - as a single | Recorded = 2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 2:33 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | This single = "Laces Out"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Cloudboy]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Laces Out"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) }} '''"Laces Out"''' is the lead single and second track from [[Questamation]]. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Laces Out" is a favorite among fans. The song's title seems to reference the 1994 movie Ace Ventura, in which the character Ray Finkle's mother gives the titular Ace Ventura a cookie shaped like a football, and she says "Laces out!". It was released as a single on February 9, 2009, with "[[The Honeypot]]" as a pseudo-B side. == Music video == The music video was shot over the course of two days at the Sound Academy (now called Rebel) in Toronto with a crew of no less than fifty people, and was directed by Jon Knautz. <youtube>Na_Wm098H9A</youtube> == Lyrics == Direct your eyes to the obvious proof<br> And puppy dog lies won’t sweeten the truth<br> I whisper and scream but i can’t refute<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I bite my lip as you sharpen your tongue<br> I love you evermore even after you’ve stung<br> We’re pushing through the dirt, now we’re ready to root<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking<br> And nothingness is bliss when you’re shooting to miss<br> I wish those days like I wish the plague<br> I’m pushing at the wind, now I’m pulling the chute<br> I’m absolute<br> I’m absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> We’re absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 5e36707eb81208dedfdc387896f78638a0304a57 10 135 423 2023-05-27T15:29:16Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "<includeonly> {| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.5em; 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It pays homage to the culture of Newfoundland and eastern Canada as a whole, with such lines as "Bonavista baby", and the entire bridge, which is based on a traditional rhyme from Newfoundland called "I's the B'y". It was demoed over 2005 and 2006, making an appearance on the [[Flying With Brian 3]] demo. This song would be recorded in 2007 at Sound and Vision in Toronto, Ontario for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It notably includes [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], the band's former third member on synthesizers and production. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||Winter 2005|Scarborough, ON|||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||2006|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:15|[[Flying with Brian 3]]|Acoustic demo|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||2007|Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON|3:38|[[Welding the C:/]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu and was released in March 2008. It was the band's very first music video and predominantly features flashing and quickly moving imagery. ''WARNING: Flashing lights/visuals'' <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, guitars, erhu, synthesizers, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Iain MacPherson - Production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables == Lyrics == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|Hollowpoint is essentially about the process of going from a psychotic sewer to an amniotic lighthouse. It is about being brave enough to explore your dungeon to find the ship building plans and then with the right crew setting sail on a sea love to an unbounded utopia of monumental splendor[sic] and making out.|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN/>}} <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 0976d5bd21b5a33e411b79706539c62f64783136 444 426 2023-05-27T16:01:58Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br> 2007 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 at Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:43 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], Iain MacPherson | Status = Officially released | This single = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2007) | Next single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[Drop Around The Clock]]"<br>(3) {{Extra track listing | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) }} }} '''Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole''' is the second track and lead single from [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP. === Appearances === *''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' (2006) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I was dog-sitting a brilliant border collie for a corporate accountant and as I was falling asleep, I rubbed the magic lamp of the great genie in my mind and said, “Tomorrow, I will write the greatest song I have ever written."|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN>https://backstagewinnipeg.tripod.com/InterviewUbiquitousSyngerySeekers.html</ref>}} "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole" was written by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 2005 with (at the time) bandmates [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] and [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]]. It pays homage to the culture of Newfoundland and eastern Canada as a whole, with such lines as "Bonavista baby", and the entire bridge, which is based on a traditional rhyme from Newfoundland called "I's the B'y". It was demoed over 2005 and 2006, making an appearance on the [[Flying With Brian 3]] demo. This song would be recorded in 2007 at Sound and Vision in Toronto, Ontario for inclusion on the [[Welding the C:/]] EP. It notably includes [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], the band's former third member on synthesizers and production. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Ashley Buchholz]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||Winter 2005|Scarborough, ON|||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||2006|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:15|[[Flying With Brian 3]]|Acoustic demo|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole||2007|Sound and Vision, Toronto, ON|3:38|[[Welding the C:/]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Music video == This song's music video was directed by Alon Isocianu and was released in March 2008. It was the band's very first music video and predominantly features flashing and quickly moving imagery. ''WARNING: Flashing lights/visuals'' <youtube>McQjHCc2L40</youtube> == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, guitars, erhu, synthesizers, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Iain MacPherson - Production *[[Human Kebab]] - Turntables == Lyrics == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|Hollowpoint is essentially about the process of going from a psychotic sewer to an amniotic lighthouse. It is about being brave enough to explore your dungeon to find the ship building plans and then with the right crew setting sail on a sea love to an unbounded utopia of monumental splendor[sic] and making out.|Backstage Winnipeg<ref name=BACKWIN/>}} <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole<br> <br> I can’t seem to follow a pendulum<br> And there must be organic cures for me<br> Report to base, instrumental case<br> Here’s the map to my oubliette<br> <br> Once more, I’m flying with Brian my friend<br> Hold me, Bonavista baby<br> Moosemeat neighboured a medley of beans<br> Screech me<br> <br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> I’s the b’y that built the boat<br> I’s the b’y that sailed her<br> I’s the b’y that sunk the ship<br> You’re the one that saved me<br> With love<br> <br> You make me flow<br> You help me to grow<br> You make me glow<br> You help me to know<br> <br> Thoughts seem to stumble out of my mouth<br> I can’t seem to stop and talk to them<br> Fear tries to pierce the armor of truth<br> Hollow point sniper hyperbole </div></div> == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] ceb2d43847e50310ee9457c148b731a166af6036 0 59 427 288 2023-05-27T15:47:42Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[2007 Demo]] to [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''2007 Demo''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with [[Me vs Us]] being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] f3cf0d632173d0cb25aab664f1b13a3a9a0577e9 430 427 2023-05-27T15:49:23Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Label = Self-released | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker''''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with "[[Me vs Us]]" being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] 3f5764775e00269a4817888b271bf6ef5db0e378 0 138 428 2023-05-27T15:47:42Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[2007 Demo]] to [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)]] cd309acbdfb742e9e52b09ab1efa89e022800d7b 0 17 431 366 2023-05-27T15:49:52Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = Band | Img = USS-2011.png | Caption = USS in 2011, left to right:<br>Ashley Buchholz, Human Kebab | image_size = 250 | Landscape = Yes | Genre = Alternative rock, drum and bass, electronic | Origin = Stouffville, ON | Active = 2005 - 2022 | Labels = [[Mystery&Romance]] (2007-2008)<br>[[Smashing World Records]] (2008-2011)<br>[[Coalition Music]] (2011-2022) | URL = [http://www.ussmusic.com www.ussmusic.com] | Former members = [[Ashley Buchholz]]<br>[[Human Kebab]]<br>[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] }} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name Team of Captains and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. USS was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022.<br>Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have 3 full-length albums, [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|4 EPs, 3 demo records and 4 non-album singles]]. == History == === Early works === [[Ashley Buchholz]] was born on May 15, 1978, in Markham, Ontario, shortly followed by [[Human Kebab|Jason Parsons]] being born on June 5, 1979, in Stouffville. When Ashley was younger, he was diagnosed with Chron's disease, affecting his growth and ability to do basic human functions such as eating, drinking and most physical activity. At 14, he started his first band called Evol Widow. Not much is known about Ashley's earlier pre-USS works, although we do know he would join a few hip-hop groups throughout high school, mainly Deuceomnia and Ol' Boys Club. In 1994, he would start the band [[Thred]], releasing a 4-track EP in 1997 titled "[[What's Happenin']]". === 2003-2006, Formation === In 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] was working in a paper factory. Ashley decided he was not very happy with his life up to that point, so he decided to write a manifesto of the person he wanted to be. He was searching for a name for this character, so he decided to flip through a dictionary, and was fascinated by the words 'ubiquitous' and 'synergy'. He then decided to name this character 'Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker', and that's where the USS name came from. Ashley's first show under the name USS was at the Kathedral in Toronto on September 4, 2003. On Christmas of that same year, Ashley gave out 25 copies of a self-titled album he'd recorded to friends and family.<ref>Not to be confused with the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 self-titled demo]]</ref> [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] and [[Human Kebab]] met working for Angus Glen Golf Club in January 2004. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] later moved into [[Human Kebab]]'s basement and showed him demos of songs he'd previously recorded such as [[Anti-Venom]] and [[Cloudboy]]. They and a friend of [[Human Kebab]]'s named [[Charles Topping]] formed a band called '''Team of Captains''' in January 2005, with their first show being played on January 28, 2005. They started out performing in their friends' backyards but later began performing in bars and clubs. After a show at the Rivoli on November 25, 2005, [[Charles Topping|Charles]] left the band. They played 4 more shows under this name before going their separate ways in May 2006. [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would go on a pilgrimage to find himself and record the [[Flying with Brian 3]] album with Chris Davies and Brian Mackenzie, and [[Human Kebab]] would record his second studio album, [[Willnaught Roughness]]. === 2007, Demo EP, Welding the C:/ === On January 24, 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz|Ashley]] would release his [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|self-titled demo EP]], with a release party at Andy Poolhall following after. Shortly after, he would start recording the [[Welding the C:/]] EP at Rainbow Trout Studios and his house where he, [[Human Kebab]] and Brian Mackenzie lived, dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". [[Human Kebab]] would occasionally step in and scratch, with it eventually being released on July 19, 2007, with a release party at the Gladstone Hotel. Later that year, [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] would be released as a single, getting major radio play at stations like The Edge and The Zone. The EP would garner praise from several publications and critics in Canada. === 2008-2009, Questamation === In early 2008, the band started recording [[Questamation]], their first full-length album, featuring singles [[Laces Out]] and [[Anti-Venom]]. It was then that Human Kebab started doing proper studio work for the band. In July, the band performed at Edgefest, bringing much more exposure to the band as they performed alongside acts such as Linkin Park and Arkells. On February 9, 2009, [[Laces Out]] was released as a single, with [[The Honeypot]] being released as a pseudo-B-side. One month later, on March 9, [[Questamation]] was released, with approximately 20 people getting rough mixes of the album before release. Later that month, the band performed at the Red Gorilla Music Festival in Austin, Texas, which would be their first ever performance outside of Canada. === 2010-2012, Mavericks, APPROVED === On October 11, 2010, the band released [[Mavericks]] as an MP3 download, and on November 30, it was released on major streaming platforms. The song was a collaboration with fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, being about Jeff Clark and his famous surf of Mavericks in California, USA. In April 2011, the band introduced [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer, and on May 3 of that same year, the band released their second EP, [[APPROVED]], featuring the singles [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] and [[Damini]]. After the band played at Edgefest 2012, an executive from Sony Music Publishing (formally Sony ATV) met them after the show and talked about how if they want to reach larger audiences through radio airplay, their songs should have proper choruses. This seemingly majorly influenced the writing of their next EP, Advanced Basics. === 2013-2015, Advanced Basics === On June 4, 2013, the band released [[This is the Best]] as a single, which would become their most successful song yet, garnering over 9 million streams on Spotify as of April 2022. On January 7 of the next year, [[Yin Yang]] would be released as a single, also receiving a similar amount of success, having a remix made for a gameplay trailer of the video game Titanfall 2.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno Titanfall 2: Pilots Gameplay Trailer]</ref> On February 11, [[Advanced Basics]] was released, being their third EP, with further singles such as [[Shipwreck]] and [[Nepal]]. This EP ended up being their most successful yet, with the success of [[This is the Best]] and [[Yin Yang]] garnering more hype for the release. === 2016-2019, New World Alphabet === On July 29, 2016, [[Work Shoes]] was released as a single, which, like [[This is the Best]], garnered a lot of radio airplay and is one of their most successful and popular songs to date. On January 13, 2017, the band released [[New World Alphabet]], the band's fourth EP, with further singles such as [[Alien]] and [[Us]]. The band remained mostly silent for the rest of 2017. On June 8, 2018, the band released [[Medicine]], with another single, [[Big Life (26 Letters)]], released on October 26 of the same year. In the comments of the accompanying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDcTNYHQU14 music video], the band stated that their next album would be out in 2020. === 2020-2022, Einsteins of Consciousness, The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap, Final Freakquency Tour === On December 31, 2019, and January 1, 2020, the band performed a New Years' celebration show at the Rapids Theatre in Niagra Falls, New York, USA. On May 22, 2020, the band released [[Odd Times]], a song that was being worked on since 2017 but was finished in 2020 to coincide with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On October 23 of the same year, [[Happy]] was released as a single. Just three days later, the band announced they would be splitting up, promoting their second and final studio album, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]]<ref>https://twitter.com/USSMUSIC/status/1320727534867275776</ref>. This left fans in shock and confused as to what would come next for the band. On November 25, 2020, [[Feel Alive]] was released as a single. On January 8, 2021, [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] was released, their second studio album. On June 22, the band announced 10 dates for a final tour to support [[Einsteins of Consciousness]], with 2 more being added due to popular demand. On July 17, [[Pages]] was released as the B-side to [[Happy]] as a 7" vinyl for Record Store Day 2021. On November 14, a surprise album was announced, [[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]], with the album being released 5 days later on November 19, being their third and final album. On the same day, the Final Freakquency Tour would begin in Buffalo, New York, USA. On December 16, the band would announce they would be postponing the final 2 shows in Toronto to June 10 and 11, 2022. Since then, four more shows have been added, including one more show in Buffalo, and three more in Toronto at the El Mocambo. On April 8, 2022, [[Never Stop]] was released as a single, written in 2018 and commissioned by the NHL for their 2021/2022 hockey season. June 11 would mark the day of the band's final show, performed at History in Toronto. The full show can be watched [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oylOo7m_s0 here]. == Discography == === Studio albums/EPs === {| class="wikitable" ! Cover !! Year !! Album details !! Notes/trivia |- | align="center"|[[File:WeldingTheC.png.png|60px]] || align="center"|2007, 2008|| '''''[[Welding the C:/]]''''' *Released: July 19, 2007 (original press), May 30, 2008 (repress) *Label: [[Mystery & Romance]], [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, translucent pink LP (2018 re-release), download || Was re-released in 2008 due to [[Turquoise 1:11|legal complications]] |- | align="center"|[[File:Questamation.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2009 || '''''[[Questamation]]''''' *Released: March 10, 2009 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, clear translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:Approved.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2011 || '''''[[APPROVED]]''''' *Released: May 3, 2011 *Label: [[Smashing World Records]] *Formats: CD, yellow translucent LP (2018 re-release), download |- | align="center"|[[File:AdvancedBasics.png|60px]] || align="center"|2014, 2015 || '''''[[Advanced Basics]]''''' *Released: February 11, 2014, October 30, 2015 (international) *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, LP, pink translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || USS's first international release, album is different internationally |- | align="center"|[[File:NewWorldAlphabet.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2017 || '''''[[New World Alphabet]]''''' *Released: January 13, 2017 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: CD, turquoise translucent LP (2018 re-release), download || Last USS album to be released on CD |- | align="center"|[[File:EinsteinsofConsciousness.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2020, 2021 || '''''[[Einsteins of Consciousness]]''''' *Released: 2020, January 8, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, orange translucent LP, yellow translucent LP, green translucent LP, blue translucent LP, purple translucent LP, pink translucent LP, download || Was announced as being USS's final album |- | align="center"|[[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg|60px]] || align="center"|2021 || '''''[[The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap]]''''' *Released: November 19, 2021 *Label: [[Coalition Music]] *Formats: Red translucent LP, download || Surprise album, USS's final album |} === Singles === {| class="wikitable" |- ! Title !! Release date !! Label !! Album |- | [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] || 2007 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[2 15/16]] || 2008 || [[Mystery & Romance]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Laces Out]] || February 9, 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Anti-Venom]] || 2009 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[Questamation]] |- | [[Mavericks]] || November 30, 2010 || [[Smashing World Records]] |- | [[N/A OK]] || February 16, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] || October 11, 2011 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[Damini]] || 2012 || [[Smashing World Records]] || [[APPROVED]] |- | [[This Is The Best]] || June 4, 2013 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Yin Yang]] || January 7, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Shipwreck]] || July 14, 2014 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Nepal]] || February 11, 2015 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Advanced Basics]] |- | [[Work Shoes]] || July 29, 2016 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Who's With Me]] || January 10, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[California Medication]] || July 28, 2017 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[New World Alphabet]] |- | [[Oddloop]] || March 16, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || |- | [[Medicine]] || June 8, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Big Life (26 Letters)]] || October 26, 2018 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Odd Times]] || May 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] |- | [[Happy]] || October 22, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Feel Alive]] || November 26, 2020 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Einsteins of Consciousness]] |- | [[Turquoise 1:11]] || December 24, 2021 || [[Coalition Music]] || [[Welding the C:/]] |- | [[Never Stop]] || April 8, 2022 || [[Coalition Music]] |} == References == <references /> 9518d5ca0b9456d972271787e5f89e32e7ec03f9 0 47 432 344 2023-05-27T15:50:37Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = WeldingTheC.png.png | Released = July 19, 2007 | Recorded = 2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, folk | Length = 23:03 (original press), 20:21 (re-press) | Label = [[Mystery&Romance]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (1, 6<ref group="note">Re-press</ref>) <br> USS (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) <br> Iain MacPherson (2) <br> Chris Davies (1, 3) <br> [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (2) <br> Louie Tsapoitis (6<ref group="note">Original press</ref>) | Last album = ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Welding the C:/'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Welding the C:/ | Type = EP | single 1 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | single 1 date = 2007 | single 2 = [[2 15/16]] | single 2 date = 2008 | single 3 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | single 3 date = December 24, 2021 }} }} '''''Welding the C:/''''' (pronounced "Welding the C drive") is [[USS]]'s debut EP. It was released by [[Mystery&Romance]] on July 19, 2007, with a [[USS concert: 07/19/2007|release party for the EP]] taking place the same day at the Gladstone Hotel. On May 30, 2008, the EP would be re-released due to copyright issues regarding the track [[Turquoise 1:11]], being replaced with [[The Honeypot]]. ''Welding the C:/'' spawned the singles "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" and "[[2 15/16]]". The former helped launch USS into popularity among Canadian radio stations such as [[The Edge]] (''102.1'') and The Zone (''91.3''). == Overview == [[File:WeldingTheC-Drawing.png|thumb|150px|left|Name inspiration]] After releasing the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]] in January 2007, [[Ashley Buchholz]] started work on what was to be known as "Welding the C:/" not too long after. The name came from a cartoon Ashley drew in October 2000 of a "rabbit dressed up as a boy dressed up as a rabbit" and some other creatures finding a computer which creates an algorithm which ceases all production of serotonin in humans. They weld the computer's hard drive (C:/) shut so serotonin can be produced again. Ashley worked in several studios around the Greater Toronto Area such as Rainbow Trout Studios in Toronto, Green Tree Audio in Mississauga and even his own home (referred to as "Gandhi's Flip Flop"). In the spring, [[Human Kebab]] would join forces with Ashley again after working at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta after [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus, doing turntable scratching shortly before the album was finished. "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" was among the first tracks to be recorded, having [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]], formerly the third member of Team of Captains, predominantly doing production and sequencing. "Welding the C:/" would be released in July 2007 under [[Mystery&Romance]] with a release party following on the 17th at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto alongside Grand:PM and [[Sean Ward & The Realness]]. Several incomplete mixes of the album were accidentally sent out by the band's publishing to radio and websites such as Myspace and SoundCloud. In 2008, legal issues began to arise because of the main sample used in the sixth track, "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", which had been used without permission from the copyright holder. The EP would later have to be re-released on May 30 with the track replaced with "[[The Honeypot]]", although it would be re-released as a single on December 24, 2021, presumably with all copyright issues cleared. == Artwork == {{Ashley Buchholz quote|I’m very interested in and love Ojibwe artwork. I worked with a woman who had native roots and told her I wanted this picture of a rabbit, a crow, and another animal. If you look at the cover of our first record, Welding the C:/, you’ll see what I mean. There’s planet Earth as the nucleus inside, and she drew the whole thing in the black, white, and red Ojibwe colors!|interview with Aesthetic Magazine, January 8, 2021<ref>https://aestheticmagazinetoronto.com/2021/01/08/interview-uss-talks-einsteins-of-consciousness-farewell-tour-their-favourite-memories-as-a-band</ref>}} [[File:OjibweArt-Norval-Morrisseau.jpg|150px|thumb|left|''Moose Dream Legend'', an Ojibwe piece by Norval Morrisseau]] The cover artwork, designed by Heather Pedhirney, features Ojibwe-inspired artwork featuring animals such as crows and rabbits. The back cover features a picture of an owl in the same Ojibwe style, with the EP's tracklist circling around it. The booklet included inside the CD jewel case features a picture of [[Ashley Buchholz]] in his youth with text reading: <i> Be hopeful not harmful<br> Be cheerful not fearful<br> Be helpful not hurtful<br> Be greatful[sic] not hateful. </i> The booklet also features artwork drawn by Ashley along with credits, thank-you's, and lyrics. The initial release's gatefold sleeve contained a similar booklet but with a modified version of a patch that Ashley would wear on a hat from the Local 4584 branch of the United Steelworkers in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The card sleeves contained simply "USS" on the left, and (what seems to be) a depiction of Adolf Hitler and the Japanese rising sun war flag on the right. Both of these aren't present on any other releases. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Welding the C:/'' along with the rest of their discography (at the time) was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to it containing completely new artwork, both on the front and back. The band name on the cover is also wrong, being spelled "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''". == Tracklist == {{Track listing | headline = Main EP | total_length = 18:04 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[2 15/16]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 3:33 | title2 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Charles Topping | length2 = 3:43 | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:14 | title4 = [[Form Onederful]] | note4 = Instrumental | length4 = 3:19 | title5 = [[Pornostartrek]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:15 }} ===Other tracks=== {{Track listing | headline = First press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 23:03 | title6 = [[Turquoise 1:11]] | writer6 = Barbara Marciniak | length6 = 4:59 }} {{Track listing | headline = Re-press | writing_credits = yes | total_length = 20:21 | title6 = [[The Honeypot]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons | length6 = 2:17 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, sequencing, programming, organ, synthesizers, sampling, erhu, piano, violin, string arrangements, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables *[[Barbara Marciniak]] - Vocals *Matthew Von Wagner - Mixing, mastering, production, drums *DJ Ian - Mixing, production *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Synthesizers, sequencing, programming, production *Chris Davies - Production *Louie Tsapoitis - Production *Dextro the Galvanizer - Sequencing *Siobhan Bonisteel-Topping - Clarinet *Jason Skiendziel - Upright bass, didgeridoo == Gallery == === CD release (jewel case) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-CD.png|CD File:WeldingTheC-Leaflet1.png|Back of booklet File:WeldingTheC-ThankYousHighFivesHugsAndHandshakes.png|Thank Yous, High Fives, Hugs and Handshakes File:WeldingTheC-Credits.png|Song credits </gallery> === CD release (cardsleeve gatefold) === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-Cardsleeve1.jpg|Cardsleeve (left) File:WeldingTheC-CardsleeveRight.jpg|Cardsleeve (right) File:WeldingTheC-Gatefold-BookletBack.jpg|Booklet (back) </gallery> === Vinyl release === <gallery> File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Cover.jpg|Cover (notice the typo "Ubiquitous Synergy ''Seekers''") File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-Back.jpg|Back cover File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideA.jpg|Vinyl (side A) File:WeldingTheC-Vinyl-SideB.jpg|Vinyl (side B) </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ4FQmd6iwk UbiquitousSynergy: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker CD Release Party Promo - YouTube] *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxrQrlP095Y MattyWooTang: USS EPK - YouTube] == Notes == <references group="note" /> == References == <references /> {{Discography}} [[Category:EPs]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2008]] 5159fff74d84895e937c0aa7d72620ca6114879a 0 58 433 388 2023-05-27T15:51:26Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 02c9b714f59db80aa52a18cebf28ba9a43df8aa3 434 433 2023-05-27T15:51:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] d1a279e10eefb54559f481ab6b91a3cd997d0c92 442 434 2023-05-27T16:01:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying with Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|Acoustic demo|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 01444620e098ad95d84abd67098db352c6e32401 443 442 2023-05-27T16:01:54Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]|Acoustic demo|}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 233c0c755b8bafd09b3491c54ada2326eaf4ea78 445 443 2023-05-27T16:04:19Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] c120fa310289c42a1c8e9d4661b21d39180f79fe 0 61 435 318 2023-05-27T15:52:13Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 50 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Burn At Will]] *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] f6705c0aa37145ea0ef65a39385d69239f2cea5b 0 63 436 292 2023-05-27T15:53:05Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] ce641aea84bee069ddca76c92cacfb9ac2972722 0 64 437 307 2023-05-27T15:53:51Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[2007 Demo|2007 Demo EP]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 8135fb0f33d1c782e3ffef3244ab8459507041db 438 437 2023-05-27T15:54:02Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} '''Ice Robots''' is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called "[[Melodic Skeletons]]".<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 7eee3aa3282dcc49450fe57f20b0ad4113994a21 0 65 439 306 2023-05-27T15:54:50Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Choices | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 ([[Flying With Brian 3]])<br>January 24, 2007 ([[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]) | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:39 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Funk Flash]]"<br>(7) | This track = "Choices"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[World War Me]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Ice Robots]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Choices"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Turquoise 1:11]]"<br>(5) }} }} '''Choices''' is a demo by [[USS]]. It is the eighth track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]], and the fourth track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Choices" is one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] ever wrote, being written when he was 18 years old in 1996. This is among the most popular USS demos, having a collective YouTube view count of nearly 40 thousand. This song was only known to have been performed twice. Once at the Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, New York, USA in 2016, and the other during soundcheck in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 2016.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154728490478849</ref> It is known for its hard-hitting lyrics and is often compared to [[K.I.T.]]. == Audio == <youtube>FgHQZq2bNZ0</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Choices<br> The decisions I was scared to make are haunting me<br> Like a mortgage that I live to pay, I'm going to<br> The words that I live by, I'm going to<br> The words that I'll die by, I let go of me<br> <br> And let you down, and let go of you<br> And let me down and I'm tired<br> Of every regret<br> That's my life<br> <br> And happy<br> Is something that I'm gonna be when I have time<br> You could never understand the deadlines<br> Consequence and everything I'm<br> Going through<br> <br> What I'm going through<br> What I'm going through<br> Am I breaking through<br> <br> Still every morning I say<br> "Things will be different today"<br> But as the sun sets, I laugh<br> Another one ending regret<br> <br> The tide<br> The way that the stars and the sky collide<br> Feeling the orbital flow, so free<br> To juxtaposition in me<br> <br> And space<br> So unsystematic, yet case by case<br> The laws of gravity win again<br> And crumble the strongest of men<br> <br> Process<br> The incisions I've been trained to make self-surgery<br> Emergence of illuminance<br> I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> And I've broken through<br> <br> I'm happy == References == <references /> [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2007]] 37e97227f974e0e19e596a09eb0c9a7f880f351e 0 107 440 312 2023-05-27T15:57:49Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(4) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the third track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Now Is Well" was first demoed by [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It is currently unknown what the purpose of this demo was. It was later recorded and released on "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006 and is mistakenly believed to be on the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 Demo EP]]. The verses would be used on "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]]" in 2011 on the [[APPROVED]] EP. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>2GOU-Fy7bJ8</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>9qF46pucwYs</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Start panickin, turn into a mannequin<br> Take a breath now, ah, begin again<br> Open your eyes please, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You stop choosin it, suddenly you’re losin it<br> Give it a kiss now, ‘stead of bruisin it<br> By that I mean fear, pieces whole here<br> Let the past go boys, and girls<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Start freakin out, wishin you were peakin out<br> Hold it together now, ‘stead of leakin out<br> Turn your smile on, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You start stressin out, time to learn a lesson doubts<br> Not in your genes so please stop your guessin bout<br> What your thoughts hide, trust your belly guide<br> Let your noun map draw itself<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Embrace yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> Don’t chase yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> <br> And please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Now == See also == *[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2005]] [[Category:2006]] d2b3a67b6927a5f20efce3418733aaa604e87250 441 440 2023-05-27T15:58:03Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Now Is Well | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:37 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Theory vs Action]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Now Is Well"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[I Need Weed Like A Career]]"<br>(4) }} '''Now Is Well''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the third track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Now Is Well" was first demoed by [[Team of Captains]] in 2005. It is currently unknown what the purpose of this demo was. It was later recorded and released on "[[Flying With Brian 3]]" in 2006 and is mistakenly believed to be on the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. The verses would be used on "[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]]" in 2011 on the [[APPROVED]] EP. == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>2GOU-Fy7bJ8</youtube> === Team of Captains version === <youtube>9qF46pucwYs</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' Start panickin, turn into a mannequin<br> Take a breath now, ah, begin again<br> Open your eyes please, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You stop choosin it, suddenly you’re losin it<br> Give it a kiss now, ‘stead of bruisin it<br> By that I mean fear, pieces whole here<br> Let the past go boys, and girls<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Start freakin out, wishin you were peakin out<br> Hold it together now, ‘stead of leakin out<br> Turn your smile on, turn your smile on<br> Realign with now is well<br> <br> You start stressin out, time to learn a lesson doubts<br> Not in your genes so please stop your guessin bout<br> What your thoughts hide, trust your belly guide<br> Let your noun map draw itself<br> <br> Sometimes I like to help out the bees<br> I dance through the forest of possibilities<br> I cradle the sunshine, embrace what we share<br> And it goes on as we<br> <br> Lie in our heads, singin<br> Poor little me<br> It’s hilarious how seriously<br> We take ourselves<br> <br> Embrace yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> Don’t chase yourself, now<br> Don’t waste yourself, now<br> <br> And please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Please, don’t abandon<br> Now == See also == *[[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2005]] [[Category:2006]] c4f9bfbcaecdc24022a062d614b9bc66447f7931 0 139 453 2023-05-27T16:15:19Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) | This track = "P.S. I Can Change"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) }} 618889014edf349ecd80d64a5a61808d1ff717c3 0 139 455 453 2023-05-27T16:16:26Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) | This track = "P.S. I Can Change"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) }} '''"P.S. I Can Change"''' is the third track from ''[[Questamation]]''. f0121ff21df495ef12b3cd0e6b69ee69dca9b6f5 457 455 2023-05-27T16:22:01Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Expand}} {{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) | This track = "P.S. I Can Change"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) }} '''"P.S. I Can Change"''' is the third track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "P.S. I Can Change" is one of USS's slower songs. It is only known to have been performed live twice. == Audio == <youtube>o1rYe0xL7mc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> If your heart only knew what I was thinking You’d be thinking it too, maybe And if your brain only knew what I was feeling You’d be feeling it too, maybe I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change And if my circles were cubes, I’d be building A foundation with you With space as mortar If this spark only knew the fire it started Would be hotter than you Not quite I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change </poem> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] 6d3fc04dc221f2955f894a5f1622a63a19a2e664 458 457 2023-05-27T16:25:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Expand}} {{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) | This track = "P.S. I Can Change"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) }} '''"P.S. I Can Change"''' is the third track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "P.S. I Can Change" is one of USS's slower songs. It is only known to have been performed live twice. == Audio == <youtube>o1rYe0xL7mc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> If your heart only knew what I was thinking You’d be thinking it too, maybe And if your brain only knew what I was feeling You’d be feeling it too, maybe I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change And if my circles were cubes, I’d be building A foundation with you With space as mortar If this spark only knew the fire it started Would be hotter than you Not quite I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change </poem> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] d7ed31fd38a4e286bf232155d690cf3cd8a5b124 460 458 2023-05-27T16:39:17Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Expand}} {{Infobox song | Name = P.S. I Can Change | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:50 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2) | This track = "P.S. I Can Change"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) }} '''"P.S. I Can Change"''' is the third track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "P.S. I Can Change" is one of USS's slower songs. It is only known to have been performed live twice. == Audio == <youtube>o1rYe0xL7mc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> If your heart only knew what I was thinking You’d be thinking it too, maybe And if your brain only knew what I was feeling You’d be feeling it too, maybe I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change And if my circles were cubes, I’d be building A foundation with you With space as mortar If this spark only knew the fire it started Would be hotter than you Not quite I lit a candle and picked me up a pen I tried expressing this over and again I sat for hours just staring at a page And all I wrote was P.S. I can change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change Please let me change P.S. I can change </poem> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 5d4b7611eb4690458c87871b2e55551e34e304ee 0 134 456 454 2023-05-27T16:17:11Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Expand}} {{Infobox song | Name = Laces Out | Cover = LacesOut.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009<br>February 9, 2009 - as a single | Recorded = 2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 2:33 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[2 15/16]]"<br>(2008) | This single = "Laces Out"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(2009) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Cloudboy]]"<br>(1) | This track = "Laces Out"<br>(2) | Next track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) }} '''"Laces Out"''' is the lead single and second track from [[Questamation]]. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Laces Out" is a favorite among fans. The song's title seems to reference the 1994 movie Ace Ventura, in which the character Ray Finkle's mother gives the titular Ace Ventura a cookie shaped like a football, and she says "Laces out!". It was released as a single on February 9, 2009, with "[[The Honeypot]]" as a pseudo-B side. == Music video == The music video was shot over the course of two days at the Sound Academy (now called Rebel) in Toronto with a crew of no less than fifty people, and was directed by Jon Knautz. <youtube>Na_Wm098H9A</youtube> == Lyrics == Direct your eyes to the obvious proof<br> And puppy dog lies won’t sweeten the truth<br> I whisper and scream but i can’t refute<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I bite my lip as you sharpen your tongue<br> I love you evermore even after you’ve stung<br> We’re pushing through the dirt, now we’re ready to root<br> It’s absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking<br> And nothingness is bliss when you’re shooting to miss<br> I wish those days like I wish the plague<br> I’m pushing at the wind, now I’m pulling the chute<br> I’m absolute<br> I’m absolute<br> It’s absolute<br> We’re absolute<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> I’m breaking through<br> I’m breaking through, through, through to you<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> And were my laces out?<br> I don’t know, I don’t know<br> == See also == *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] d17b5708515359c4bc1616c08d77d6579a9af893 0 140 459 2023-05-27T16:38:13Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) |..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> 3a5428cca157221c472f6deb59346bd7f34f3d98 461 459 2023-05-27T16:40:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 939a8b76d2e7ae6f58ab242a66e8ec0bc61ddc96 462 461 2023-05-27T16:43:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Mensa Dropout]]|Anti-Venom||2001-2003||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom||Summer 2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:49|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 9ed7586140aef6ce1617bbd3bc5cb314daf5abb8 465 462 2023-05-28T18:19:12Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Mensa Dropout]]|Anti-Venom||2001-2003||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom||Summer 2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:49|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] dc648d08c7a11812127b3d5929ef0a422685f973 486 465 2023-06-12T13:38:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = Summer 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Mensa Dropout]]|Anti-Venom||2001-2003||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom||Summer 2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:49|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] eeba7a7d753c58f5195f07c4379c7458c90a3b5d 487 486 2023-06-12T13:40:33Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = Summer 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} '''Anti-Venom''' is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Mensa Dropout]]|Anti-Venom||2001-2003||||}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom|antivenom scratch|January 2008||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom||Summer 2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:49|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 79d02f06002cec970ec998d356478366c3a4330f 489 487 2023-06-12T13:52:40Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Anti-Venom | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = Summer 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:49 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Laces Out]]"<br>(2009) | This single = "Anti-Venom"<br>(2009) | Next single = "[[Mavericks]]"<br>(2010) | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[P.S. I Can Change]]"<br>(3) | This track = "Anti-Venom"<br>(4) | Next track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) }} "'''Anti-Venom'''" is the second single and fourth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Singles]]'' (2014) == Overview == "Anti-Venom" was first known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] in the early 2000s. It was one of the first songs [[Ashley Buchholz]] showed to [[Human Kebab]] when they met. It was also one of the first songs USS played live from the forthcoming ''Questamation'', being performed at [[WEMF 2008|WEMF]] on June 19, 2008, which was probably the first-ever live performance of the song. "Anti-Venom" is a favorite among fans. It was released as a single in 2009, becoming very popular on Canadian radio. It was included in the soundtracks for the games "MLB 2K11" and the Nintendo Wii version of "Need for Speed: The Run", propelling its popularity further. It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had an early mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Early mix === <youtube>hUHrD892Tv8</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[Mensa Dropout]]|Anti-Venom||2001-2003||||}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom|antivenom scratch|January 2008||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Anti-Venom||Summer 2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|3:49|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>PKN-NJ2_E_o</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> Still playing games with the hourly wagers, feeling left out Could you not see the consequences of treading in your doubt? Hope is always the antidote, and I’m feeling what I can Could you not see the obviousness in acting like a man? Fear is always the catalyst, sending shivers through my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out The truth is... When the snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the right The truth is always the anti-venom The snake sits on the left I’m laying blame like a cowardly lion, stuck in what was then Could you not feel the enviousness corroding alloy zen? Guilt is always the histamine, and I’m scratching at the door Could you not fuel the urgency and insist there’s something more? Love is always the catalyst, you make music in my heart And I can’t stop it from happening when I’m falling apart I can’t stop it from happening when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture when my hope light goes out Love is always the aperture You make music in my heart, I beat to You make music in my heart, I dance to Pure intention is the scope I am through You make music in my heart, I dance to I dance to I dance to </poem> == See also == *[[Mensa Dropout]] *''[[Questamation]]'' *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2009]] 639fe56cea7b0b702f2ec15141e77225095eac11 0 141 463 2023-05-27T16:46:32Z Orbitron 2 Created page with ""'''Neurochemical Warfare'''" is the title of two songs by [[USS]]: *"[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]]" - An early title for "[[Turquoise 1:11]]." *"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]" - A song from ''[[Questamation]]''." wikitext text/x-wiki "'''Neurochemical Warfare'''" is the title of two songs by [[USS]]: *"[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]]" - An early title for "[[Turquoise 1:11]]." *"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]" - A song from ''[[Questamation]]''. 036b92b94b6a7dd2e5492f57d04c4c54928a1e80 464 463 2023-05-27T16:46:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki "'''Neurochemical Warfare'''" is the title of two songs by [[USS]]: *"[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]]" - An early title for "[[Turquoise 1:11]]." *"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]" - A song from ''[[Questamation]]''. [[Category:Disambiguation pages]] 3678ca44b7f4079511a50127fdbd1baef9dfa5d0 0 142 466 2023-06-10T23:50:16Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox musician | Name = Thred | Type = Band | Genre = Alternative rock | Origin = Toronto, ON | Active = 1994-1997 | Former members = [[Ashley Buchholz]]<br>Unknown }} '''Thred''' was a band formed by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 1994, which lasted until 1997. The band made [[What's Happenin'|one demo]]. It is currently not known what other members were in the band. == Discography == *''[[What's Happenin']]'' (1997)" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Thred | Type = Band | Genre = Alternative rock | Origin = Toronto, ON | Active = 1994-1997 | Former members = [[Ashley Buchholz]]<br>Unknown }} '''Thred''' was a band formed by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 1994, which lasted until 1997. The band made [[What's Happenin'|one demo]]. 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(Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | Venue = Cameron House | Location = Toronto, ON | Date = September 9, 2005 | Associated album = | Released = September 10, 2005 | Supporting acts = [[B.A. Johnston]]<br>[[Poor Pelly]] | Headliner = | Debuts = | G..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Infobox Concert | Name = Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005 | Artist = Team of Captains | Cover = | Caption = | Tour = [[WORLD TOUR!!! 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This show is notable for being the only Team of Captains show to have video or audio available. == Overview == Team of Captains performed in the back room of the Cameron House alongside [[B.A. Johnston]] and [[Poor Pelly]] at 10 PM. == Setlist == {{Setlist | title1 = [[Scenester Fabulous]] | title2 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | title4 = [[St. Gregory (and the 5.1 Dendrite Portico)]] | note5 = DJ Oven & Stove scratch break | title6 = [[Ohm Sweet Ohm]] | title7 = [[Cloudboy]] | title8 = [[F.I.A.D.]] | title9 = [[Me vs Us]] }} == Audio/Video == ''This video is only of the first eight minutes of the show; the audio is the full show.'' <youtube>S95Dh3bf1OA</youtube> <youtube>DsEJgqQkaMw</youtube> == Gallery == == See also == *[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] a5a22cb463aac0b23394d918dd57a8181fe5a299 484 483 2023-06-11T17:56:25Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Infobox Concert | Name = Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005 | Artist = Team of Captains | Cover = | Caption = | Tour = [[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | Venue = Cameron House | Location = Toronto, ON | Date = September 9, 2005 | Associated album = | Released = September 10, 2005 | Supporting acts = [[B.A. Johnston]]<br>[[Poor Pelly]] | Headliner = | Debuts = | Guests = | Personnel changes = | Bootleg = | Attendance = | Tour Mngr = | Press = | Last show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005|09/08/2005 - Peterborough, ON]] | This show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005|09/09/2005 - Toronto, ON]] | Next show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005|09/10/2005 - Oshawa, ON]] }} [[Team of Captains]] performed at the Cameron House in Toronto on September 9, 2005. This show is notable for being the only Team of Captains show to have video or audio available. == Overview == Team of Captains performed in the back room of the Cameron House alongside [[B.A. Johnston]] and [[Poor Pelly]] at 10 PM. The full audio of the show was released on the band's website the next day, which apparently garnered over 10,000 downloads across the world. == Setlist == {{Setlist | title1 = [[Scenester Fabulous]] | title2 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | title4 = [[St. Gregory (and the 5.1 Dendrite Portico)]] | note5 = DJ Oven & Stove scratch break | title6 = [[Ohm Sweet Ohm]] | title7 = [[Cloudboy]] | title8 = [[F.I.A.D.]] | title9 = [[Me vs Us]] }} == Audio/Video == ''This video is only of the first eight minutes of the show; the audio is the full show.'' <youtube>S95Dh3bf1OA</youtube> <youtube>DsEJgqQkaMw</youtube> == Gallery == == See also == *[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] 040258f9c7d218070fe9d5187987ae9f409cfa69 501 484 2023-07-16T04:38:34Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Template:Infobox Concert | Name = Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005 | Artist = Team of Captains | Cover = | Caption = | Tour = [[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] | Venue = Cameron House | Location = Toronto, ON | Date = September 9, 2005 | Associated album = | Released = September 10, 2005 | Supporting acts = [[B.A. Johnston]]<br>[[Poor Pelly]] | Headliner = | Debuts = | Guests = | Personnel changes = | Bootleg = | Attendance = | Tour Mngr = | Press = | Last show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005|09/08/2005 - Peterborough, ON]] | This show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005|09/09/2005 - Toronto, ON]] | Next show = [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005|09/10/2005 - Oshawa, ON]] }} '''[[Team of Captains]] performed at the Cameron House in Toronto on September 9, 2005.''' This show is notable for being the only Team of Captains show to have video or audio available. == Overview == Team of Captains performed in the back room of the Cameron House alongside [[B.A. Johnston]] and [[Poor Pelly]] at 10 PM. The full audio of the show was released on the band's website the next day, which apparently garnered over 10,000 downloads across the world. == Setlist == {{Setlist | title1 = [[Scenester Fabulous]] | title2 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | title3 = [[Drop Around The Clock]] | title4 = [[St. Gregory (and the 5.1 Dendrite Portico)]] | note5 = DJ Oven & Stove scratch break | title6 = [[Ohm Sweet Ohm]] | title7 = [[Cloudboy]] | title8 = [[F.I.A.D.]] | title9 = [[Me vs Us]] }} == Audio/Video == ''This video is only of the first eight minutes of the show; the audio is the full show.'' <youtube>S95Dh3bf1OA</youtube> <youtube>DsEJgqQkaMw</youtube> == Gallery == == See also == *[[WORLD TOUR!!! (Upper Central Lake Ontario Leg)]] 25b617c30acca418d0d9455b3d8402b687654892 0 154 485 2023-06-11T18:15:43Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "== Tour dates == *09/08/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005|Peterborough, ON - Grassroots Cafe]] *09/09/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005|Toronto, ON - Cameron House]] *09/10/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005|Oshawa, ON - Velvet Elvis]] == See also == *[[List of USS tours]]" wikitext text/x-wiki == Tour dates == *09/08/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/08/2005|Peterborough, ON - Grassroots Cafe]] *09/09/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/09/2005|Toronto, ON - Cameron House]] *09/10/2005 {{flag|canada}} [[Team of Captains concert: 09/10/2005|Oshawa, ON - Velvet Elvis]] == See also == *[[List of USS tours]] 4e884afccd7047521419e01759e31f1a666054da 10 155 488 2023-06-12T13:46:06Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "<tr><th colspan="3"> <hr> <div style="background:#ffffdd; padding:5px; font-size:.9em; text-align: left; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: #aaaaaa; font-weight: normal;">{{{1}}}</div></th></tr>" wikitext text/x-wiki <tr><th colspan="3"> <hr> <div style="background:#ffffdd; padding:5px; font-size:.9em; text-align: left; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: #aaaaaa; font-weight: normal;">{{{1}}}</div></th></tr> 999644f4599141c9bc26758770dc6cae5866b8d8 0 58 490 445 2023-06-12T13:54:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] ed4492f540cf8810a6c988b794cdf6aa7f18b85b 0 156 491 2023-06-13T13:50:02Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) }} "'''Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade'''" is the fifth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade" is a reworking of "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" from initial pressings of ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', which was taken off the EP due to copyright concerns. The name was taken from "Turquoise 1:11"'s initial name, "Neurochemical Warfare". It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>IQIehLYD_Iw</youtube> == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>ozabzGRWKCc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> I’m one west of C I’ve made an obstacle course out of me And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you Prescribe me alive Make me a fraction that’s lonely and divided as I watch the chase from the back seat kiss and ride Hold me in your arms ‘til I fall asleep Sleep Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you </poem> == See also == *[[Turquoise 1:11]] *[[List of USS songs]] {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] ffdc420a0c7c3aead7ea3f8ee2488503b59e0bf6 492 491 2023-06-13T13:51:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) }} "'''Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade'''" is the fifth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade" is a reworking of "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" from initial pressings of ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', which was taken off the EP due to copyright concerns. The name was taken from "Turquoise 1:11"'s initial name, "Neurochemical Warfare". It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>IQIehLYD_Iw</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade|neurochemical scratch|December 2007||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade||2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|4:21|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>ozabzGRWKCc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> I’m one west of C I’ve made an obstacle course out of me And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you Prescribe me alive Make me a fraction that’s lonely and divided as I watch the chase from the back seat kiss and ride Hold me in your arms ‘til I fall asleep Sleep Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you </poem> == See also == *[[Turquoise 1:11]] *[[List of USS songs]] {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] f7dfdba3ca3bfea8c5dc44db420d791f0cffdf4d 6 157 493 2023-06-13T13:56:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki a 86f7e437faa5a7fce15d1ddcb9eaeaea377667b8 0 109 494 320 2023-06-13T23:13:54Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (demo) | Type = demo | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2000. It would be released in 2006 on [[Flying With Brian 3]] with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>qJ6L2GgWE70</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' I got magic in my fingertips<br> I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin backflips<br> I put the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate<br> <br> I met a girl just the other day<br> I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know<br> Who puts the grooves in your dancin shoes<br> So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up<br> <br> Cause if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin em<br> No one really pays Ash any more than minimum<br> I’m not the one to obey the status quo<br> I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo<br> <br> Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine<br> I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine<br> Spic and span on the mic, they call me Mr Clean<br> So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine<br> <br> Year round, packin bud like an evergreen<br> Try exercise ‘stead of munchin on your lean cuisine<br> <br> And if you don’t got the groove on<br> Well I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can’t feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I<br> <br> I got a vibe that’s electrical<br> I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical <br> So watch my back because I'm classified<br> And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state<br> <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got <br> Bill Gates may be a big shot<br> But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got<br> Cause if you don't got the groove on<br> Then I suggest you get a move on, son<br> And if you can't feel that funk flash<br> Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash<br> <br> Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical<br> Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle<br> Defyin laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity <br> I like to talk shit but prefer originality<br> <br> Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow<br> In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero<br> Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey<br> You see I stole park place and boardwalk so I always win Monopoly<br> <br> Cruisin in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop<br> Excuse me waiter sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup<br> So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting<br> Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing<br> <br> Cruizin in the jetta, red like the poinsettia<br> Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas<br> Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment<br> I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement<br> (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) == See also == *[[Domino]] *[[Oddloop]] *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2000]] [[Category:2006]] 2e715bab6cbd3d7e94be5c18b4cf47c84f07f0c0 0 1 495 226 2023-06-17T20:53:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <center> {| style="width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #ffffcc; border: 1px solid #aaa;" |- | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |{{Ubiquipedia:Main Page Banner}} <span style="float:right; font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; padding:0 .5em 0 2em"> |} {| style="width:280px; border:none; background:none;" | style="width:280px; text-align:center; white-space:nowrap; color:#000;" | <div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Welcome to '''Ubiquipedia''',</div> <div style="top:+0.2em; font-size:95%;">the [[USS]] encyclopedia.</div> <div id="articlecount" style="width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:85%;">[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles and counting.</div> |} {{Band member boxes}} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|3 full-length albums, 4 EPs and 4 non-album singles]]. The band dissolved in 2022, performing [[USS concert: 06/11/2022|one final]] [[List of USS concerts|concert]] on June 11. <inputbox> type=create preload=Template:Article template buttonlabel=Create/edit article </inputbox> == Message regarding Miraheze's closure == Miraheze is the name of the service I use to host this wiki, along with my own personal project for my own music. It has been vital to keeping the spark alive for documenting stuff like this; I was completely fed up with Fandom and their god-awful website, but I now believe I am left with no other choice. Miraheze is shutting down its services effective August 31. It has been quite fun maintaining Ubiquipedia for the nearly one year it's been up, but all good things must come to an end. Miraheze was a great service. It allowed users to maintain wikis easily with little to no interference from the host, just plain MediaWiki with a front-end for plugins, and best of all, no ads. There still could be hope for Miraheze, they've said themselves that they are looking to discuss a handover of responsibilities and/or a new team by the end of August, but I don't have much hope. If all goes well, Ubiquipedia will still be up and I will keep being able to maintain it, but it seems like it's coming to an end for now. See you all on the other side. ''-orbitron'' == Follow USS == [https://youtube.com/ussofficial USS on YouTube]<br> [https://twitter.com/ussmusic USS on Twitter]<br> [https://facebook.com/USSMUSIC USS on Facebook]<br> [https://instagram.com/ussmusic USS on Instagram] [[Category:Ubiquipedia]] [[Category:Namespace pages]] e5aa3817aa924076584e0c85f85107b5108532c5 500 495 2023-06-19T23:56:58Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <center> {| style="width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #ffffcc; border: 1px solid #aaa;" |- | style="width: 100%; padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" |{{Ubiquipedia:Main Page Banner}} <span style="float:right; font-family:Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; padding:0 .5em 0 2em"> |} {| style="width:280px; border:none; background:none;" | style="width:280px; text-align:center; white-space:nowrap; color:#000;" | <div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Welcome to '''Ubiquipedia''',</div> <div style="top:+0.2em; font-size:95%;">the [[USS]] encyclopedia.</div> <div id="articlecount" style="width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:85%;">[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] articles and counting.</div> |} {{Band member boxes}} '''USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker)''' was a Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in January 2005 under the name "Team of Captains" and went on hiatus in May 2006, joining forces again in the Spring of 2007. [[USS]] was comprised of [[Ashley Buchholz]] (vocals, guitar, erhu) and [[Human Kebab|Jason "Human Kebab" Parsons]] (DJ, hypeman). Former members included [[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] (beats, engineering, left November 2005). The band also had [[Matthew Murphy]] as their dedicated live drummer from 2011-2022. Their music typically consisted of acoustic guitars, turntable scratching, samples, drums and a whole lotta bass. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, they have [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker#Discography|3 full-length albums, 4 EPs and 4 non-album singles]]. The band dissolved in 2022, performing [[USS concert: 06/11/2022|one final]] [[List of USS concerts|concert]] on June 11. <inputbox> type=create preload=Template:Article template buttonlabel=Create/edit article </inputbox> == Follow USS == [https://youtube.com/ussofficial USS on YouTube]<br> [https://twitter.com/ussmusic USS on Twitter]<br> [https://facebook.com/USSMUSIC USS on Facebook]<br> [https://instagram.com/ussmusic USS on Instagram] [[Category:Ubiquipedia]] [[Category:Namespace pages]] f9a9b39e7a860c39ce9f68c2bc6c0ad0c366b87c 0 59 496 430 2023-06-17T21:55:27Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2006 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker''''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is a demo EP from [[USS]], which was released on January 24, 2007, with a release party at Andy Poolhall following the same day. == Overview == After releasing ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'' in 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] almost immediately went back to work on what became the third demo under the USS name. 6 out of the 7 tracks are taken from older demos, with "[[Me vs Us]]" being the only track recorded specifically for this demo. === Origins of ''2007 Demo'' tracks === *[[Time For A Change]] - ''Unknown'' *[[Prefontaine]] - ''See [[Half Asleep In Frogs Pajamas]]'' *[[Ice Robots]] - [[Melodic Skeletons]] *[[Choices]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] *[[Turquoise 1:11]] - ''Unknown'' *[[K.I.T.]] - [[Flying With Brian 3]] (edited) The demo was finished the following January and would be released on the 24th at [[USS concert: 01/24/2007|a release party]] at Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. == Audio == <youtube>IR3yxuERvYA</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time For A Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] dba8859e087333942cadb4c00fcd66dd24991126 0 61 497 435 2023-06-17T21:55:56Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''Flying With Brian 3''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Burn At Will]] *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] 41ed4aa5379a2e162b8135557a7d26d5b1c3edab 498 497 2023-06-17T22:03:39Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Flying With Brian 3''''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Burn At Will]] *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] 643c92c914578fb984ef22b626b038d402efe43b 0 64 499 438 2023-06-17T22:15:11Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Ice Robots | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:42 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | This track = "Ice Robots"<br>(3) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) }} "'''Ice Robots'''" is a song by [[USS]], and the third track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Ice Robots" is an interlude. It was first included on a cassette [[Ashley Buchholz]] made called ''[[Melodic Skeletons]]''.<ref>YouTube comment by user toc69</ref> == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0cHhBS3WI Listen to the song - YouTube] == References == <references /> 258bd7e3c4f802e21657343b16621c3253e052d1 6 158 502 2023-07-27T14:00:57Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki DIVIIDEDBY 49511498e5b025c14a2b0a15892dc4753a3aedcc 0 159 503 2023-07-27T14:05:31Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox musician | Name = DIVIIDEDBY | Type = Band | Img = DIVIIDEDBY.jpg | Caption = DIVIIDEDBY in 2023, left to right:<br>Adam Gontier, Human Kebab | image_size = 250 | Landscape = No | Genre = Alternative rock, electronic | Origin = Stouffville, ON | Active = 2022 - | Current members = [[Adam Gontier]]<br>[[Human Kebab]] }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = DIVIIDEDBY | Type = Band | Img = DIVIIDEDBY.jpg | Caption = DIVIIDEDBY in 2023, left to right:<br>Adam Gontier, Human Kebab | image_size = 250 | Landscape = No | Genre = Alternative rock, electronic | Origin = Stouffville, ON | Active = 2022 - | Current members = [[Adam Gontier]]<br>[[Human Kebab]] }} ccd9b0c6880bb19c9433e19760840a9c3f77fb58 0 129 504 408 2023-08-19T13:17:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = May 2010-March 2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 16, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} '''''APPROVED''''' is the second EP by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. It was USS's last release with Smashing World Records. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 25:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Thomas Salter | length1 = 3:44 | title2 = [[Damini]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length2 = 3:51 | title3 = [[Heaven on Mars]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Salter | length3 = 3:20 | title4 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length4 = 3:32 | title5 = [[Minus Me]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length5 = 3:15 | title6 = [[N/A OK]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length6 = 3:23 | title7 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 4:11 }} a43aba491bb4a4957ee0613583436c8c0b8fd488 0 129 505 504 2023-08-19T13:18:07Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Approved.jpg | Released = May 3, 2011 | Recorded = May 2010-March 2011 | Genre = Pop, electronic, alternative rock | Length = 25:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Thomas Salter]] | Last album = ''[[Questamation]]''<br>(2009) | This album = '''''APPROVED'''''<br>(2011) | Next album = ''[[Advanced Basics]]''<br>(2014) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = APPROVED | Type = EP | single 1 = [[N/A OK]] | single 1 date = February 16, 2011 | single 2 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | single 2 date = October 11, 2011 | single 3 = [[Damini]] | single 3 date = 2012 }} }} '''''APPROVED''''' (also known as ''USS APPROVED'') is the second EP by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on May 3, 2011. It was USS's last release with Smashing World Records. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 25:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons/Thomas Salter | length1 = 3:44 | title2 = [[Damini]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length2 = 3:51 | title3 = [[Heaven on Mars]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Salter | length3 = 3:20 | title4 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length4 = 3:32 | title5 = [[Minus Me]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length5 = 3:15 | title6 = [[N/A OK]] | writer6 = Buchholz/Parsons/Salter | length6 = 3:23 | title7 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 4:11 }} 39e074de1f8132974a243dc121739569ba07d604 0 63 506 436 2023-09-02T22:28:33Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Time For A Change]] to [[Time for a Change]]: proper capitalization wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] ce641aea84bee069ddca76c92cacfb9ac2972722 541 506 2023-09-03T18:10:42Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] 696645cd1cf62cbda7a1e358f1dd8d824461a52b 546 541 2023-09-04T15:32:50Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". The song is likely of the same era as "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", since the main samples used in both songs were found in the same pile from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == Listen == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4b8nV0qtQU Listen to the song - YouTube] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] d7ef7974d86755fae03dca8714dc92af616557cd 547 546 2023-09-04T15:34:15Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Time For A Change | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Type = Demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = Unknown | Length = 0:53 | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Album type = Demo | This track = "Time For A Change"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Prefontaine]]"<br>(2) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} '''Time For A Change''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the first track off of the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. == Overview == "Time For A Change" is an introductory track. Its name likely comes from [[Time For A Change (charity)|the charity organization of the same name]], which was ran by [[Brian Mackenzie]]. The samples used in the track would later make their way into "[[Better Living Centre]]" and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]". The song is likely of the same era as "[[Turquoise 1:11]]", since the main samples used in both songs were found in the same pile from when [[Ashley Buchholz]] worked at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. == Audio == <youtube>q4b8nV0qtQU</youtube> == Lyrics == Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker == See also == *"[[Better Living Centre]]" [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2007]] 3cd66624aa46206e594b75e35f589b945d04a523 0 160 507 2023-09-02T22:28:34Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Time For A Change]] to [[Time for a Change]]: proper capitalization wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Time for a Change]] 9ed3ff0aca2543bcd9a2665fae774ac286cec3c6 0 59 508 496 2023-09-02T22:29:32Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker''''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is [[USS]]'s third demo. It was released on January 24, 2007. == Overview == ''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'' is mostly comprised of recordings from older projects from [[Ashley Buchholz]]. "[[Choices]]" and "[[K.I.T.]]" originate from ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'', USS's second demo, "[[Prefontaine]]" originates from the same sessions as "[[Half Asleep in Frogs Pajamas]]", an earlier song recorded under the name [[The Complete Messengers]] in 2003, "[[Ice Robots]]" was recorded for a demo tape known as ''[[Melodic Skeletons]]'', and it is unknown where "[[Time for a Change]]" and "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" originate. "[[Me vs. Us]]" was the only song recorded specifically for this demo, although the instrumental originates from when Team of Captains would perform it live. The release party for the demo was held on January 24, 2007, at the Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. Some fans refer to the demo as the "U-turn" demo due to the cover art containing a U-turn sign on it. "Me vs. Us" and "Turquoise 1:11" from the demo made it onto the internet quite early, gaining notoriety as the "EP versions" of said songs. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time for a Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs. Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] 28b66ccea51aef983fe11563558b4586a463035e 511 508 2023-09-02T22:31:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = 2007Demo.png | Released = January 24, 2007 | Recorded = 2003-2007 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, experimental folk, acoustic | Length = 22:43 | Last album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) | This album = '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'''''<br>(2007) | Next album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker''''' (also known as the U-turn EP) is [[USS]]'s third demo. It was released on January 24, 2007. == Overview == ''Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker'' is mostly comprised of recordings from older projects from [[Ashley Buchholz]]. "[[Choices]]" and "[[K.I.T.]]" originate from ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]'', USS's second demo, "[[Prefontaine]]" originates from the same sessions as "[[Half Asleep in Frogs Pajamas]]", an earlier song recorded under the name [[The Complete Messengers]] in 2003, "[[Ice Robots]]" was recorded for a demo tape known as ''[[Melodic Skeletons]]'', and it is unknown where "[[Time for a Change]]" and "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" originate. "[[Me vs. Us]]" was the only song recorded specifically for this demo, although the instrumental originates from when Team of Captains would perform it live. The release party for the demo was held on January 24, 2007, at the Andy Poolhall in Toronto, Ontario. Some fans refer to the demo as the "U-turn" demo due to the cover art containing a U-turn sign on it. "Me vs. Us" and "Turquoise 1:11" from the demo made it onto the internet quite early, gaining notoriety as the "EP versions" of said songs. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 22:43 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Time for a Change]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz | length1 = 0:53 | title2 = [[Prefontaine]] | writer2 = Buchholz | length2 = 3:19 | title3 = [[Ice Robots]] | note3 = Instrumental | length3 = 0:42 | title4 = [[Choices]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:39 | title5 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Turquoise 111]] | writer5 = Barbara Marciniak | length5 = 4:05 | title6 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer6 = Buchholz | length6 = 4:52 | title7 = [[Me vs. Us]] | writer7 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons | length7 = 5:10 }} == See also == *''[[Burn at Will]]'' *''[[Flying with Brian 3]]'' [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2007]] a5e930c23480787e0302291b3fd74aa788fd8646 0 61 509 498 2023-09-02T22:31:22Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Flying With Brian 3]] to [[Flying with Brian 3]]: proper capitalization wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Flying With Brian 3 | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 at [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] and [[Brian Mackenzie]]'s home studio | Genre = Acoustic, folk, drum and bass | Length = 44:51 | Last album = ''[[Burn At Will]]''<br>(2003) | This album = '''''Flying With Brian 3'''''<br>(2006) | Next album = ''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]''<br>(2007) }} '''''Flying With Brian 3''''' is [[USS]]'s second demo. 50 copies were made and distributed in 2006. == Overview == After [[Team of Captains]] went on hiatus in the summer of 2006, [[Ashley Buchholz]] went back on the road doing [[List of USS concerts#Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (Ashley Buchholz solo)|solo shows]], while [[Human Kebab]] went to work at an oil rig in Calgary, Alberta, occasionally going home to record songs for [[Willnaught Roughness]]. During this time, it was decided that Ashley, [[Brian Mackenzie]] and a few friends would record an album. This culminated into "Flying With Brian 3" and was recorded mostly acoustic in the studio located inside the house Ashley, Human Kebab and Brian used to live, often dubbed "Gandhi's Flip Flop". The name originated from a cruise called "Flying With Brian" featuring Ashley and some friends. A house party happened later, called "Flying With Brian 2", and for the third "Flying With Brian", an album was recorded. Like "[[Burn At Will]]", "Flying With Brian 3" was released in a limited quantity of 50 CDs in 2006, in hopes that people would burn copies and distribute them to others. It includes 13 tracks; 12 acoustic tracks and 1 already produced track ([[Neurochemical Warfare]]). 7 of these tracks would become later [[USS]] tracks, notably [[Now Is Well]] becoming [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)]], [[Funk Flash]] becoming [[Domino]], [[Let's Go Out And Play]] becoming [[Nepal]], and the already mentioned [[Neurochemical Warfare]] becoming [[Turquoise 1:11]]. == Audio == <youtube>inCeUxheirI</youtube> == Tracklist == {{Track listing | total_length = 44:51 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[A Word From Brian]] | writer1 = Brian Mackenzie | length1 = 1:04 | title2 = [[Theory vs Action]] | writer2 = Ashley Buchholz | length2 = 3:45 | title3 = [[Now Is Well]] | writer3 = Buchholz | length3 = 3:37 | title4 = [[I Need Weed Like A Career]] | writer4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:45 | title5 = [[K.I.T.]] | writer5 = Buchholz | length5 = 5:20 | title6 = [[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]] | writer6 = Buchholz, Jason Parsons, Charles Topping | length6 = 4:15 | title7 = [[Funk Flash]] | writer7 = Buchholz | length7 = 3:42 | title8 = [[Choices]] | writer8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:42 | title9 = [[World War Me]] | writer9 = Buchholz | length9 = 3:34 | title10 = [[Buzz Of The Open Road]] | writer10 = Buchholz | length10 = 2:34 | title11 = [[Let's Go Out And Play]] | writer11 = Buchholz | length11 = 3:38 | title12 = [[Yo Hello Hooray (Everyday)|Yo Hello Hooray]] | writer12 = Buchholz | length12 = 1:59 | title13 = [[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] | note13 = Instrumental | length13 = 3:00 }} == See also == *[[Burn At Will]] *[[Team of Captains]] *[[Willnaught Roughness]] [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2006]] 643c92c914578fb984ef22b626b038d402efe43b 0 161 510 2023-09-02T22:31:22Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Flying With Brian 3]] to [[Flying with Brian 3]]: proper capitalization wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Flying with Brian 3]] 9d1f055cf0829da9e0b8f589168526d3524e249c 0 66 512 405 2023-09-02T22:32:40Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Burn At Will]] to [[Burn at Will]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''Burn At Will''' is USS's first demo. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == Earlier in 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] had come up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and had started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name "Burn At Will". [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] f3dfe6d658f3dd5210b19ea1f1334a5001a5b872 514 512 2023-09-02T22:33:46Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''''Burn At Will''''' is USS's first demo. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == In the fall of 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] came up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name ''Burn At Will''. [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] c525915b54f65781d8ec1d7465a0a06768adc152 515 514 2023-09-02T22:34:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''''Burn At Will''''' is [[USS]]'s first demo. It was released on December 25, 2003. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == In the fall of 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] came up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name ''Burn At Will''. [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] 18081afb30cc28d8710575a9c4dd760fe073bcea 516 515 2023-09-02T22:35:02Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''''Burn at Will''''' is [[USS]]'s first demo. It was released on December 25, 2003. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == In the fall of 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] came up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that friends and family would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name ''Burn at Will''. [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] d674d01bfae03a2be3c16660b34f23634b0e7a26 517 516 2023-09-02T22:35:18Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Expand}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Burn At Will | Type = demo | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Released = December 25, 2003 | Recorded = Unknown | Genre = Unknown | Length = Unknown | Label = Self-released, limited quantity of 25 | This album = '''''Burn At Will'''''<br>(2003) | Next album = ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''<br>(2006) }} '''''Burn at Will''''' is [[USS]]'s first demo. It was released on December 25, 2003. Not much is known about this demo. == Overview == In the fall of 2003, [[Ashley Buchholz]] came up with the moniker "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" and started performing under said moniker for solo shows. On Christmas Eve, Ashley realized that he hadn't gotten gifts for anyone, so he made a CD of old recordings, put "Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker" on the label, and gave 25 copies out to friends and family the next day, in hopes that they would burn copies on CD and send them out to other people, thus the name ''Burn at Will''. [[Category:USS demos]] [[Category:2003]] 2a3d6e17cf7458079720faa9c8d18edd48a0971a 0 162 513 2023-09-02T22:32:41Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Burn At Will]] to [[Burn at Will]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Burn at Will]] e3a7ba7281d83077569cebba8f8899d5f27b6720 10 163 518 2023-09-02T22:40:45Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }} 67c70cf58d37d7f94c33d17e955370130610461e 520 518 2023-09-02T22:43:29Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Template:Song lineage:Turquoise 1:11]] to [[Template:Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Turquoise 1:11|Neurochemical Warfare]] (2006) *[[Turquoise 1:11]] (2007) *[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] (2009) }} 67c70cf58d37d7f94c33d17e955370130610461e 0 58 519 490 2023-09-02T22:42:21Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Turquoise 1:11}} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 3c5c4a77b33c8c549e0421f284e721ede6706c59 522 519 2023-09-02T22:44:00Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] 044330bc663d5769d90fd8ad134dac8cdbcebeda 531 522 2023-09-02T23:39:48Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = EP | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] adc7d848abca1513b9c7b83f86cf509207910055 532 531 2023-09-02T23:40:06Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Turquoise 1:11 | Cover = Turquoise111.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = July 19, 2007<br>December 24, 2021 - as a single | Recorded = 2007 | Length = 4:59 | Label = Mystery&Romance | Writer = Barbara Marciniak | Producer = [[USS]], Louie Tsapoitis | Status = Officially released | Last single = "[[Feel Alive]]"<br>(2020) | This single = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(2021) | Next single = "[[Never Stop]]"<br>(2022) | Album = Welding the C:/ | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Pornostartrek]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(6) | Next track = {{Extra track listing | Album = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo) | Type = album | Previous track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Turquoise 1:11"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[K.I.T.]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} '''Turquoise 1:11''' was the original sixth track off of [[USS]]'s [[Welding the C:/]] EP, which was replaced by [[The Honeypot]] in subsequent pressings due to copyright issues. It was later re-released as a single on December 24, 2021. === Appearances === *''[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]'' (2007) *''[[Welding the C:/]]'' (2007) == Overview == "Turquoise 1:11" is an homage to the drum and bass scene in Toronto, Ontario. It is a complicated track, featuring minor chord progressions, 4 amen breakbeats chopped up and edited together, plus a couple more sequenced drums and vocals taken from a reading of a Barbara Marciniak inspirational piece, all amalgamating into 32 total tracks. It was only included on [[Welding the C:/]] as a pseudo-bonus track and was originally intended to be given to local drum and bass DJs. In 2008, legal complaints were issued against the band for the use of the main sample in the song and thus it had to be taken off the EP. It was soon replaced by "[[The Honeypot]]" and Welding the C:/ was re-released on May 30. Turquoise 1:11 got a re-release as a single on December 24, 2021. == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare||2006||3:50|[[Flying With Brian 3]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 111||2006||4:05|[[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]]||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Turquoise 1:11||2007|Ashley Buchholz's home studio|4:59|[[Welding the C:/]]|Taken off the EP in 2008 due to legal issues|}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>oQyq4NVq5mU</youtube> === Demo === <youtube>tvgjOrEztRQ</youtube> == Lyrics == You are, now, all of you, answering a call<br> We have said recently the call has gone out<br> The trumpets have been blasted<br> It has been called out into the universe<br> And now is the time<br> <br> You are going to see your reality turned upside down<br> You are going to see chaos<br> You are going to see confusion<br> You are forming new bodies, from the inside out<br> All that exists is energy, and all is one<br> Because all is consciousness<br> <br> A certain amount of disruption or chaos<br> Is necessary to create new order<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> As you, yourself grow<br> Telepathically you affect those around<br> In your family, in your school systems, in your neighbourhood<br> And then of course, within your world<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> <br> All that exists is energy, and all is one because all is consciousness<br> <br> In your terms, what you call critical mass<br> When a certain number of individuals achieve a certain state of knowing<br> Others will instantly comprehend<br> <br> The 3rd dimensional experience is composed of thinking<br> The 4th dimensional experience is more involved with feeling<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts<br> Be very gentle with yourself and your experiences<br> Love yourself, trust yourself<br> There is a part of you that indeed knows whats going on<br> And there is a part that has no idea<br> And the part that has no idea, just allow it to tag along...do not judge it<br> <br> Your world is a direct result of your thoughts [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Singles]] [[Category:2007]] [[Category:2021]] cdb4a7f4112ca30b4ad71a5a1ea45784c2708fc8 10 164 521 2023-09-02T22:43:29Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Template:Song lineage:Turquoise 1:11]] to [[Template:Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] eec0211c30c985c66445a3ff0aafe8ad7fd8ed2e 0 156 523 492 2023-09-02T22:45:16Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} "'''Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade'''" is the fifth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade" is a reworking of "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" from initial pressings of ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', which was taken off the EP due to copyright concerns. The name was taken from "Turquoise 1:11"'s initial name, "Neurochemical Warfare". It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>IQIehLYD_Iw</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade|neurochemical scratch|December 2007||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade||2008|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|4:21|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>ozabzGRWKCc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> I’m one west of C I’ve made an obstacle course out of me And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you Prescribe me alive Make me a fraction that’s lonely and divided as I watch the chase from the back seat kiss and ride Hold me in your arms ‘til I fall asleep Sleep Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you </poem> == See also == *[[Turquoise 1:11]] *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] f1cde41f83077311e9759a13de926f329965f146 524 523 2023-09-02T22:46:24Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} "'''Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade'''" is the fifth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade" is a reworking of "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" from initial pressings of ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', which was taken off the EP due to copyright concerns. The name was taken from "Turquoise 1:11"'s initial name, "Neurochemical Warfare". It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>IQIehLYD_Iw</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade|neurochemical scratch|Winter 2007||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|4:21|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>ozabzGRWKCc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> I’m one west of C I’ve made an obstacle course out of me And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you Prescribe me alive Make me a fraction that’s lonely and divided as I watch the chase from the back seat kiss and ride Hold me in your arms ‘til I fall asleep Sleep Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you </poem> == See also == *[[Turquoise 1:11]] *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 3a901a908a2c9bfe196e5b0d233b8a7460a36c5f 535 524 2023-09-03T17:56:36Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 4:21 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Anti-Venom]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade}} }} "'''Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade'''" is the fifth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade" is a reworking of "[[Turquoise 1:11]]" from initial pressings of ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', which was taken off the EP due to copyright concerns. The name was taken from "Turquoise 1:11"'s initial name, "Neurochemical Warfare". It is one of many USS songs to have accidentally had a rough mix of the song uploaded to music streaming sites. === Rough mix === <youtube>IQIehLYD_Iw</youtube> == Known recordings == {{Known recordings header}} {{Known recordings entry|ffaaaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade|neurochemical scratch|Winter 2007||||}} {{Known recordings entry|aaffaa|[[USS]]|Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade||2008-2009|Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON|4:21|[[Questamation]]||}} {{Known recordings footer}} == Audio == === Album version === <youtube>ozabzGRWKCc</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> I’m one west of C I’ve made an obstacle course out of me And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you Prescribe me alive Make me a fraction that’s lonely and divided as I watch the chase from the back seat kiss and ride Hold me in your arms ‘til I fall asleep Sleep Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something that’s a lie I spy with my little eye, something Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Neurochemical warfare gas masquerade Psychological warfare ass backwards maze Like an objective source that’s too right to change When my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble And when my laundry is through, I will tumble With you </poem> == See also == *[[Turquoise 1:11]] *[[List of USS songs]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 47f16dd01b39d1875ae59dd19b730ae5f46bd3ff 10 165 525 2023-09-02T22:54:54Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Oddloop]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Funk Flash]] (2001-2006) *[[Oddloop]] (2018) }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Oddloop]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Funk Flash]] (2001-2006) *[[Oddloop]] (2018) }} ccc33ff81c11610e236172cf754b2df50c4eb471 10 166 526 2023-09-02T22:59:01Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Domino]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] (2001-2009) *[[Funk Flash]] (2001-2006) *[[Domino]] (2017) }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Domino]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] (2001-2009) *[[Funk Flash]] (2001-2006) *[[Domino]] (2017) }} 472acfac4539b3dd65516f2b5c7a2207287068d1 527 526 2023-09-02T23:00:39Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Domino]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] (2009) *[[Funk Flash]] (2001-2006) *[[Domino]] (2017) }} 747fb5a28ff25bdf11f72721c0102bcff4c80a3a 10 167 528 2023-09-02T23:03:28Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{|style="border-spacing: 0px; display: inline-table; solid; vertical-align:top; width:33%; |- | style="padding: 0px"| {{{1|}}} |}" wikitext text/x-wiki {|style="border-spacing: 0px; display: inline-table; solid; vertical-align:top; width:33%; |- | style="padding: 0px"| {{{1|}}} |} 6b08cc72d9c9d6f25734e911697913a8fa6edd89 0 109 529 494 2023-09-02T23:13:35Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (demo) | Type = demo | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Oddloop}} {{Song lineage:Domino}} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of [[Flying With Brian 3]]. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2000. It would be released in 2006 on [[Flying With Brian 3]] with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>qJ6L2GgWE70</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' {{Lyric box| === Quixonic version === <poem> I got magic in my fingertips I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your soul doin' backflips I put the grooves in your dancin' shoes So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate I met a girl just the other day I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know Who puts the grooves in your dancin' shoes So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up Cause if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin' 'em No one really pays Ash any more than minimum I’m not the one to obey the status quo I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine Spick and span on the mic, they call me Mr. Clean So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine Year round, packin' bud like an evergreen Try exercise ‘stead of munchin' on your Lean Cuisine And if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I I got a vibe that’s electrical I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical So watch my back because I'm classified And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Cause if you don't got the groove on Then I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can't feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash That's me </poem> }} {{Lyric box| === USS version === <poem> I got magic in my fingertips I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin' backflips I put the grooves in your dancin' shoes So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate I met a girl just the other day I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know Who puts the grooves in your dancin' shoes So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up Cause if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin' 'em No one really pays Ash any more than minimum I’m not the one to obey the status quo I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine Spick and span on the mic, they call me Mr. Clean So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine Year round, packin' bud like an evergreen Try exercise ‘stead of munchin' on your Lean Cuisine And if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I I got a vibe that’s electrical I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical So watch my back because I'm classified And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Cause if you don't got the groove on Then I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can't feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle Defyin' laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity I like to talk shit but prefer originality Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey You see I stole Park Place and Boardwalk so I always win Monopoly Cruisin' in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop Excuse me waiter, sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing Cruisin' in the jetta, red like the poinsettia Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) </poem> }} == See also == *[[Domino]] *[[Oddloop]] *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2000]] [[Category:2006]] c641f9da325313919fe4f5281af470ea13f552b4 530 529 2023-09-02T23:14:25Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Funk Flash | Type = demo | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = 2006 | Recorded = 2006 | Length = 3:42 | Writer = Ashley Buchholz | Status = Unofficially released | Album = Flying With Brian 3 | Album type = Demo | Previous track = "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[Choices]]"<br>(8) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (demo) | Type = demo | This track = "Funk Flash"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[S'up]]"<br>(2) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Oddloop}} {{Song lineage:Domino}} }} '''Funk Flash''' is a demo by [[USS]], and the seventh track off of ''[[Flying With Brian 3]]''. == Overview == "Funk Flash" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2001. It would be released in 2006 on ''Flying With Brian 3'', with the last verse taken from a version of "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]" from [[Team of Captains]]. Funk Flash would frequently be played live throughout the band's earlier years. The verses would later be used in [[Oddloop|the band's cover of "Oddloop" by Frederic]], and the last verse would be used in "[[Domino]]". == Audio == === USS version === <youtube>qJ6L2GgWE70</youtube> === Quixonic version === <youtube>BNCkb9WQcFE</youtube> == Lyrics == ''Please note that the lyrics for this song have not yet been officially published, so this is simply an editor's interpretation. If you do know the lyrics, please feel free to edit this page.'' {{Lyric box| === Quixonic version === <poem> I got magic in my fingertips I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your soul doin' backflips I put the grooves in your dancin' shoes So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate I met a girl just the other day I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know Who puts the grooves in your dancin' shoes So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up Cause if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin' 'em No one really pays Ash any more than minimum I’m not the one to obey the status quo I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine Spick and span on the mic, they call me Mr. Clean So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine Year round, packin' bud like an evergreen Try exercise ‘stead of munchin' on your Lean Cuisine And if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I I got a vibe that’s electrical I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical So watch my back because I'm classified And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Cause if you don't got the groove on Then I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can't feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash That's me </poem> }} {{Lyric box| === USS version === <poem> I got magic in my fingertips I’m profound, I got a sound that gets your crew doin' backflips I put the grooves in your dancin' shoes So don’t wait, don’t hesitate to let your heart dictate your fate I met a girl just the other day I said hey, she said yo, I said hey, she said yo, I know Who puts the grooves in your dancin' shoes So if you got it, step up, but if you don’t, you better listen up Cause if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I Got to find my flow, life plans, I’m beginnin' 'em No one really pays Ash any more than minimum I’m not the one to obey the status quo I was an amateur but I prefer to be a pro, yo Check with your doctor ‘fore you get into this routine I flow slow like the gravy on your poutine Spick and span on the mic, they call me Mr. Clean So buckle up before you travel in my rhyme machine Year round, packin' bud like an evergreen Try exercise ‘stead of munchin' on your Lean Cuisine And if you don’t got the groove on Well I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can’t feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash, I I got a vibe that’s electrical I connect with an effect that’s both correct and G symmetrical So watch my back because I'm classified And the files are next to Watergate because the government knows in every state Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Bill Gates may be a big shot But all the money on his empire can never buy the groove I got Cause if you don't got the groove on Then I suggest you get a move on, son And if you can't feel that funk flash Well I suggest you take a lesson from Ash Don't mean to be technical, clear as the crystical Ash don't got a Glock, he prefers to eat a popsicle Defyin' laws of gravity, opinion like a cavity I like to talk shit but prefer originality Whiter than bone marrow, sharp like the arrow In Mexico I smoke the ganja, wear the sombrero Bless the ones who copy me, respect the disc jockey You see I stole Park Place and Boardwalk so I always win Monopoly Cruisin' in the sloop, fruitalize the Froot Loop Excuse me waiter, sir, there's a fly in my soupy soup So the pyros keep on lighting, dirt and soap keep up the fighting Verbal contracts ain't worth shit, we like to seal the deal in writing Cruisin' in the jetta, red like the poinsettia Got no double barrels, automatics, sawed-offs, Berettas Thought you was god sent, it's just my environment I'll be Brian Mackenzie until the day of my retirement (Or your enlightenment, whichever comes first) </poem> }} == See also == *[[Domino]] *[[Oddloop]] *[[3 Purple Butterflies]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2000]] [[Category:2006]] 696294001d0af0e01c2459c5c9941dbd32349b8d 0 168 533 2023-09-03T00:32:36Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Stationery Robbery | Cover = Stationeryrobbery.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Human Kebab | Albums = ''[[Questamation]]'' (2009)<br>''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) | Released = February 14, 2020 (Human Kebab)<br>March 9, 2009 (USS) | Recorded = 2019 (Human Kebab)<br>2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON (USS) | Length = 2:16 (Human Kebab)<br>2:59 (USS) | Label = Coalition Music (Human Kebab)<br>Smashing World Records (U..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Stationery Robbery | Cover = Stationeryrobbery.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Human Kebab | Albums = ''[[Questamation]]'' (2009)<br>''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) | Released = February 14, 2020 (Human Kebab)<br>March 9, 2009 (USS) | Recorded = 2019 (Human Kebab)<br>2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON (USS) | Length = 2:16 (Human Kebab)<br>2:59 (USS) | Label = Coalition Music (Human Kebab)<br>Smashing World Records (USS) | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = MILANO (Human Kebab)<br>[[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (USS) | Status = Officially released | Last single = | This single = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(2020) | Next single = "[[The Boardroom]]"<br>(2021) {{Extra track listing | Album = Slap That Ask | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Cubicle Reaper]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(5) | Next track = }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Questamation | Type = studio | Previous track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Better Living Centre]]"<br>(7) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Willnaught Roughness | Type = demo | Previous track = | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Forced Landscaping]]"<br>(2) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Impossible Songs | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Garrity]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[The Incredible Farmer]]"<br>(7) }} }} "'''Stationery Robbery'''" (often erroneously spelled as "''Stationary'' Robbery") is the first single and final track from [[Human Kebab]]'s ''[[Slap That Ask]]'' EP, and the sixth track from ''[[Questamation]]'' by [[USS]]. === Appearances === *''[[Impossible Songs]]'' (2004) *''[[Willnaught Roughness]]'' (2006) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) == Overview == "Stationery Robbery" was written by Human Kebab in the winter of 2003. A demo of the song would make an appearance on his first demo, ''[[Impossible Songs]]'', in 2004, being present on both releases. A reworked demo would later make an appearance on his 2006 demo ''[[Willnaught Roughness]]''. A video exists online of Human Kebab performing the song for [[102.1 The Edge]] in 2006. USS would begin performing the song live in the fall of 2008, albeit using an instrumental that samples "Playground Riddim", a classic hip-hop sample produced by Jeremy Harding. The song would later be recorded for inclusion on the band's first full-length album, ''Questamation'', with an all-new instrumental, seemingly so as to not get in trouble for using the sample without permission. On February 12, 2020, Human Kebab announced a re-recorded version of the song, dubbed "Stationery Robbery - Remix", which was to be released on February 14. The re-recorded version would make an appearance on Human Kebab's first EP, ''Slap That Ask''. "Stationery Robbery" is a favorite among fans due to its comedic nature. The song is about an employee at an office who steals stationery and office supplies. It is the only USS song to have Human Kebab on lead vocals. == Music video == The music video for Human Kebab's re-recorded version of the song was directed and produced by Rich Misener and was released on February 19, 2020, but was soon privatized for unknown reasons. It was made public again later the same day. It features Human Kebab in an office, occasionally stealing people's office supplies, to which the victims are noticeably confused. The video features Human Kebab's brother, Joshua Parsons. <youtube>3iKPq73umjU</youtube> == Audio == === Demos === ==== Impossible Songs ==== <youtube>hEQgF8DKECg</youtube> ==== Willnaught Roughness ==== <youtube>8IzOVYMZ6Bk</youtube> === USS version === <youtube>Bkef3xGlVzY</youtube> == Lyrics == {{Lyric box| === Human Kebab version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Staples Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No interweb, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser That's right, I'm takin' all your Bics when you're held at ballpoint I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} {{Lyric box| === Human Kebab version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Grand & Toy Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No ethernet, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} == See also == *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' *''[[Questamation]]'' *"[[Pencil Embezzle]]" [[Category:Human Kebab singles]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2004]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2009]] [[Category:2021]] [[Category:Human Kebab songs]] 82174be0750ffa684ad4df0b57584e7f9f7cc9c1 545 533 2023-09-03T21:08:50Z Orbitron 2 /* Lyrics */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Stationery Robbery | Cover = Stationeryrobbery.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Human Kebab | Albums = ''[[Questamation]]'' (2009)<br>''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) | Released = February 14, 2020 (Human Kebab)<br>March 9, 2009 (USS) | Recorded = 2019 (Human Kebab)<br>2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON (USS) | Length = 2:16 (Human Kebab)<br>2:59 (USS) | Label = Coalition Music (Human Kebab)<br>Smashing World Records (USS) | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = MILANO (Human Kebab)<br>[[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (USS) | Status = Officially released | Last single = | This single = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(2020) | Next single = "[[The Boardroom]]"<br>(2021) {{Extra track listing | Album = Slap That Ask | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Cubicle Reaper]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(5) | Next track = }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Questamation | Type = studio | Previous track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Better Living Centre]]"<br>(7) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Willnaught Roughness | Type = demo | Previous track = | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Forced Landscaping]]"<br>(2) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Impossible Songs | Type = demo | Previous track = "[[Garrity]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[The Incredible Farmer]]"<br>(7) }} }} "'''Stationery Robbery'''" (often erroneously spelled as "''Stationary'' Robbery") is the first single and final track from [[Human Kebab]]'s ''[[Slap That Ask]]'' EP, and the sixth track from ''[[Questamation]]'' by [[USS]]. === Appearances === *''[[Impossible Songs]]'' (2004) *''[[Willnaught Roughness]]'' (2006) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) == Overview == "Stationery Robbery" was written by Human Kebab in the winter of 2003. A demo of the song would make an appearance on his first demo, ''[[Impossible Songs]]'', in 2004, being present on both releases. A reworked demo would later make an appearance on his 2006 demo ''[[Willnaught Roughness]]''. A video exists online of Human Kebab performing the song for [[102.1 The Edge]] in 2006. USS would begin performing the song live in the fall of 2008, albeit using an instrumental that samples "Playground Riddim", a classic hip-hop sample produced by Jeremy Harding. The song would later be recorded for inclusion on the band's first full-length album, ''Questamation'', with an all-new instrumental, seemingly so as to not get in trouble for using the sample without permission. On February 12, 2020, Human Kebab announced a re-recorded version of the song, dubbed "Stationery Robbery - Remix", which was to be released on February 14. The re-recorded version would make an appearance on Human Kebab's first EP, ''Slap That Ask''. "Stationery Robbery" is a favorite among fans due to its comedic nature. The song is about an employee at an office who steals stationery and office supplies. It is the only USS song to have Human Kebab on lead vocals. == Music video == The music video for Human Kebab's re-recorded version of the song was directed and produced by Rich Misener and was released on February 19, 2020, but was soon privatized for unknown reasons. It was made public again later the same day. It features Human Kebab in an office, occasionally stealing people's office supplies, to which the victims are noticeably confused. The video features Human Kebab's brother, Joshua Parsons. <youtube>3iKPq73umjU</youtube> == Audio == === Demos === ==== Impossible Songs ==== <youtube>hEQgF8DKECg</youtube> ==== Willnaught Roughness ==== <youtube>8IzOVYMZ6Bk</youtube> === USS version === <youtube>Bkef3xGlVzY</youtube> == Lyrics == {{Lyric box| === Human Kebab version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Staples Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No interweb, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser That's right, I'm takin' all your Bics when you're held at ballpoint I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} {{Lyric box| === USS version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Grand & Toy Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No ethernet, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} == See also == *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' *''[[Questamation]]'' *"[[Pencil Embezzle]]" [[Category:Human Kebab singles]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2004]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2009]] [[Category:2021]] [[Category:Human Kebab songs]] d8e77fd7fe6bbee9693ce6c9afb1e3835deb3e0e 549 545 2023-09-04T18:39:04Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Stationery Robbery | Cover = Stationeryrobbery.jpg | Type = single | Artist = Human Kebab | Albums = ''[[Questamation]]'' (2009)<br>''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) | Released = February 14, 2020 (Human Kebab)<br>March 9, 2009 (USS) | Recorded = 2019 (Human Kebab)<br>2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON (USS) | Length = 2:16 (Human Kebab)<br>2:59 (USS) | Label = Coalition Music (Human Kebab)<br>Smashing World Records (USS) | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = MILANO (Human Kebab)<br>[[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] (USS) | Status = Officially released | Last single = | This single = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(2020) | Next single = "[[The Boardroom]]"<br>(2021) {{Extra track listing | Album = Slap That Ask | Album type = EP | Previous track = "[[Cubicle Reaper]]"<br>(4) | This track = "Stationery Robbery - Remix"<br>(5) | Next track = }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Questamation | Type = studio | Previous track = "[[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[Better Living Centre]]"<br>(7) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Willnaught Roughness | Album type = demo | Previous track = | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(1) | Next track = "[[Forced Landscaping]]"<br>(2) }} {{Extra track listing | Album = Impossible Songs | Album type = demo | Previous track = "[[Garrity]]"<br>(5) | This track = "Stationery Robbery"<br>(6) | Next track = "[[The Incredible Farmer]]"<br>(7) }} }} "'''Stationery Robbery'''" (often erroneously spelled as "''Stationary'' Robbery") is the first single and final track from [[Human Kebab]]'s ''[[Slap That Ask]]'' EP, and the sixth track from ''[[Questamation]]'' by [[USS]]. === Appearances === *''[[Impossible Songs]]'' (2004) *''[[Willnaught Roughness]]'' (2006) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' (2021) == Overview == "Stationery Robbery" was written by Human Kebab in the winter of 2003. A demo of the song would make an appearance on his first demo, ''[[Impossible Songs]]'', in 2004, being present on both releases. A reworked demo would later make an appearance on his 2006 demo ''[[Willnaught Roughness]]''. A video exists online of Human Kebab performing the song for [[102.1 The Edge]] in 2006. USS would begin performing the song live in the fall of 2008, albeit using an instrumental that samples "Playground Riddim", a classic hip-hop sample produced by Jeremy Harding. The song would later be recorded for inclusion on the band's first full-length album, ''Questamation'', with an all-new instrumental, seemingly so as to not get in trouble for using the sample without permission. On February 12, 2020, Human Kebab announced a re-recorded version of the song, dubbed "Stationery Robbery - Remix", which was to be released on February 14. The re-recorded version would make an appearance on Human Kebab's first EP, ''Slap That Ask''. "Stationery Robbery" is a favorite among fans due to its comedic nature. The song is about an employee at an office who steals stationery and office supplies. It is the only USS song to have Human Kebab on lead vocals. == Music video == The music video for Human Kebab's re-recorded version of the song was directed and produced by Rich Misener and was released on February 19, 2020, but was soon privatized for unknown reasons. It was made public again later the same day. It features Human Kebab in an office, occasionally stealing people's office supplies, to which the victims are noticeably confused. The video features Human Kebab's brother, Joshua Parsons. <youtube>3iKPq73umjU</youtube> == Audio == === Demos === ==== Impossible Songs ==== <youtube>hEQgF8DKECg</youtube> ==== Willnaught Roughness ==== <youtube>8IzOVYMZ6Bk</youtube> === USS version === <youtube>Bkef3xGlVzY</youtube> == Lyrics == {{Lyric box| === Human Kebab version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Staples Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No interweb, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser That's right, I'm takin' all your Bics when you're held at ballpoint I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} {{Lyric box| === USS version === <poem> Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen I took your HB, 2B and your Sharpie Your protractor set, laptop and PC Now you can't write Nor can you type Let's just say your office supplies are really tight You can walk and talk but you can't use chalk I've even got your blackboard on my jock I cock-back your stapler with my whole punch caper The Grand & Toy Bandit cause I'm their paperclip taker Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Finders keeper, three ring binders weepers Death to your desk I'm the cubicle Reaper No ethernet, no internet, no email no Actually I saw your modem in an old box at my yard sale Frustration you lack a PowerPoint presentation No pointer, no laser, just a pencil with a worn down eraser I own your stapler, paper and your hole punch And while I robbed your office I even stole your lunch Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen so you can't even write again Stationery Robbery I stole your pen </poem> }} == See also == *''[[Slap That Ask]]'' *''[[Questamation]]'' *"[[Pencil Embezzle]]" [[Category:Human Kebab singles]] [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2004]] [[Category:2006]] [[Category:2009]] [[Category:2021]] [[Category:Human Kebab songs]] f31379fa28ebc9f8a3de3f755ffcd1666c9f57b7 0 86 534 420 2023-09-03T17:55:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Italicize page name}} {{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> | Name = Questamation | Type = Album | Artist = [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker]] | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = January 2008-February 2009 | Genre = Pop, electronic, drum and bass, alternative rock | Length = 1:00:19 | Label = [[Smashing World Records]] | Producer = [[Matthew Von Wagner]] <br> [[Ashley Buchholz]] | Last album = ''[[Welding the C:/]]''<br>(2007) | This album = '''''Questamation'''''<br>(2009) | Next album = ''[[APPROVED]]''<br>(2011) | Misc = {{Singles | Name = Questamation | Type = studio | single 1 = [[Laces Out]] | single 1 date = February 9, 2009 | single 2 = [[Anti-Venom]] | single 2 date = 2009 }} }} '''''Questamation''''' is the first full-length studio album by [[USS]]. It was released by [[Smashing World Records]] on March 9, 2009. ''Questamation'' spawned the singles "[[Laces Out]]" and "[[Anti-Venom]]". == Overview == After the success of their debut single, "[[Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole]]" along with their debut EP, ''[[Welding the C:/]]'', in January 2008, USS began recording new material for their first full-length album, then known as ''Einsteins of Consciousness''. The songs "[[Sukha]]", "[[Ode to Joyride]]", and "[[Visionary Science Patrol]]" are known to have been recorded during this period. High-profile mixing and mastering engineer Bob Ludwig was scouted to do mixing and mastering—why he was dropped remains disputed.<ref group="note">It is said that either the band wasn't happy with the result of his mixes, or his fees were too high.</ref> It was later decided to have [[Matthew Von Wagner]] return for mixing and mastering. Throughout the latter part of 2008, the band would begin to perform new songs from the album, notably "[[Anti-Venom]]", "[[Man Makes The Zoo]]", and "[[Stationery Robbery]]" (although using a completely different instrumental). "[[Laces Out]]" would be released as the first single from the newly-named ''Questamation'' on February 9, 2009, featuring "[[The Honeypot]]" as a B-side. The song received moderate success on Canadian radio. ''Questamation'' would be released on March 9, 2009 by [[Smashing World Records]]. Like ''Welding the C:/'', early mixes of ''Questamation'' were accidentally sent out to radio and online streaming sites such as Myspace and ReverbNation. The release party for the album would take place at the [[Sound Academy]] in Toronto, Ontario on May 1, 2009. "Anti-Venom", the second single from the album, released later in 2009, was the album's biggest single by far. It remains one of USS's most popular songs. == Artwork == The cover artwork, designed by Andrew McKay, Colleen McCarten, Greg Serpenchy, Kelly Evoy, and Rebecca Benton-Roy, features a collage of several images with a "Questamation" sign and a lightning bolt with the band's logo on it. As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, there has yet to have been a high-quality version of this cover art in circulation. The CD release folds out into a Z-card, a piece of paper folded 16 times with a cardboard sleeve that folds out, leaving 32 panels. In 2018, for the [[USSX]] event, ''Questamation'', along with the rest of the band's discography (at the time), was re-issued on vinyl. This issue is unique due to the back cover having a typo; there are two fourth tracks in the tracklist. == Tracklist == {{Track listing | extra_column = Lead vocals | total_length = 1:00:19 | writing_credits = yes | title1 = [[Cloudboy]] | writer1 = Ashley Buchholz/Jason Parsons | extra1 = Buchholz | length1 = 3:58 | title2 = [[Laces Out]] | writer2 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra2 = Buchholz | length2 = 2:35 | title3 = [[P.S. I Can Change]] | writer3 = Buchholz/Parsons/Chris Davies | extra3 = Buchholz | length3 = 4:50 | title4 = [[Anti-Venom]] | writer4 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra4 = Buchholz | length4 = 3:49 | title5 = [[Neurochemical Warfare Gas Masquerade]] | writer5 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra5 = Buchholz | length5 = 4:21 | title6 = [[Stationery Robbery]] | writer6 = Parsons | extra6 = Parsons | length6 = 3:00 | title7 = [[Better Living Centre]] | writer7 = Buchholz/Parsons/Davies | extra7 = Buchholz | length7 = 1:16 | title8 = [[3 Purple Butterflies]] | writer8 = Buchholz/Parsons/Charles Topping/Matthew Von Wagner | extra8 = Buchholz | length8 = 3:32 | title9 = [[Stranger to Myself]] | writer9 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra9 = Buchholz | length9 = 4:16 | title10 = [[Man Makes the Zoo]] | writer10 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra10 = Buchholz | length10 = 5:09 | title11 = [[Visionary Science Patrol]] | writer11 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra11 = Buchholz | length11 = 4:39 | title12 = [[Me vs. Us]] | writer12 = Buchholz/Parsons | extra12 = Buchholz | length12 = 3:40 | title13 = [[Binaural Theta Catharsis]] | note13 = Hidden track | writer13 = | length13 = 15:24 }} == Personnel == *[[Ashley Buchholz]] - Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, sequencing, sampling, string arrangements, organ, piano, synthesizers, production *[[Human Kebab]] - Vocals, turntables, sampling *[[Matthew Von Wagner]] - Drums, sequencing, glockenspiel, electric guitar, string arrangements, synthesizers, bass guitar, backing vocals, production *Brett Carruthers - Engineering *[[Vice Locker|Charles Topping]] - Sequencing, synthesizers, arrangements *Chris Davies - Sequencing, sampling, piano, organ, clavinet, synthesizers *James Black - Lap steel guitar, electric guitar *Mark Mosca - Steel drums *Paul Mayer - Clavinet, piano, choral arrangements *Rowan Macphail - Engineering *Ruby Davies - Chimes *Steve Minor - Studio assistant, five-string bass guitar == Gallery == === CD release === <gallery> File:Questamation-BackCover.jpg|Back cover File:Questamation-CD.jpg|CD </gallery> == See also == *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BXIcS2UWk adverteasement: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker with Martin Streek Backstage - YouTube (Questamation release party)] == Notes == <references group="note" /> [[Category:Albums]] [[Category:2009]] 8de580f126346d9b243f5cc5ce5e3ba637ea223c 4 15 536 255 2023-09-03T17:59:28Z wikitext 537 536 2023-09-03T17:59:46Z Orbitron 2 Undo revision 536 by [[Special:Contributions/Orbitron|Orbitron]] ([[User talk:Orbitron|talk]]) wikitext text/x-wiki '''{{SITENAME}}''' is a wiki dedicated to hosting information about anything and everything related to the Canadian electronic/alt-rock duo USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker). It was created on August 6, 2022 by Orbitron (based on an old wiki from Babboo11) and currently has {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles. == Why? == USS doesn't have enough information out there online is the simple answer. The information that does exist on the internet is either incorrect, outdated or about naval ships. == How? == This site is hosted using Miraheze, a free service which hosts MediaWiki-based wiki sites. == What? == Good question. 8a4ebde5e472a2a6642e3ba240d9a9872653cb0b 10 169 538 2023-09-03T18:02:51Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Better Living Centre]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Time for a Change]] (Unknown) *[[Better Living Centre]] (2009) }}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Better Living Centre]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Time for a Change]] (Unknown) *[[Better Living Centre]] (2009) }} 5f23c4984cc72012948c78223485f4385d1876f9 539 538 2023-09-03T18:07:35Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Template:Song linage:Better Living Centre]] to [[Template:Song lineage:Better Living Centre]] wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Better Living Centre]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Time for a Change]] (Unknown) *[[Better Living Centre]] (2009) }} 5f23c4984cc72012948c78223485f4385d1876f9 542 539 2023-09-03T18:30:09Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Song lineage|''This song is part of the '''"[[Better Living Centre]]"''' lineage of songs'' *[[Time for a Change]] (2006) *[[Better Living Centre]] (2009) }} 8eaf4b8bcab1eb3221d636550c34d53ee410ea00 10 170 540 2023-09-03T18:07:35Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron moved page [[Template:Song linage:Better Living Centre]] to [[Template:Song lineage:Better Living Centre]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:Song lineage:Better Living Centre]] 63620d1c6a117a7a8959526d1dde6f3e9e567655 0 171 543 2023-09-03T18:30:54Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = Better Living Centre | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 1:16 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio |..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Better Living Centre | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 1:16 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Better Living Centre"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]"<br>(8) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} "'''Better Living Centre'''" is the seventh track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Better Living Centre" is a reworking of "[[Time for a Change]]" from the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. Its name likely originates from a convention center of the same name in Toronto. == Audio == <youtube>ehYG8IRPaXg</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> May I have your attention please? The timing is correct Seize the opportunity Loosen your neck Get your bounce in effect Respect Live and direct ready to step It's the (USS) </poem> == See also == *"[[Time for a Change]]" [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 1a7b6b75ee5039006db0a6f420f7f0f818b17e6e 544 543 2023-09-03T18:41:08Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Better Living Centre | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 1:16 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Better Living Centre"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]"<br>(8) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} "'''Better Living Centre'''" is the seventh track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Better Living Centre" is a reworking of "[[Time for a Change]]" from the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. Its name likely originates from a convention center of the same name in Toronto. == Audio == <youtube>ehYG8IRPaXg</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> May I have your attention please? The timing is correct Seize the opportunity Loosen your neck Get your bounce in effect Respect Live and direct ready to step It's the (USS) </poem> == See also == *"[[Time for a Change]]" [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:2009]] 0fec5aca64b9e0d6944023437cdca256d26e7196 551 544 2023-10-22T22:37:45Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = Better Living Centre | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 1:16 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], Chris Davies | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Stationery Robbery]]"<br>(6) | This track = "Better Living Centre"<br>(7) | Next track = "[[3 Purple Butterflies]]"<br>(8) | Misc = {{Song lineage:Better Living Centre}} }} "'''Better Living Centre'''" is the seventh track from ''[[Questamation]]''. == Overview == "Better Living Centre" is a reworking of "[[Time for a Change]]" from the [[Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (demo)|2007 demo]]. Its name likely originates from a convention center of the same name in Toronto. == Audio == <youtube>ehYG8IRPaXg</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> May I have your attention please? The timing is correct Seize the opportunity Loosen your neck Get your bounce in effect Respect Live and direct ready to step It's the (USS) </poem> == See also == *"[[Time for a Change]]" [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Questamation]] [[Category:2009]] 294d64df04150143e37279924cca487f3ed465e9 4 172 548 2023-09-04T15:41:29Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "The text of [[Main Page|Ubiquipedia]] is copyrighted (automatically, under the [http://www.law.cornell.edu/treaties/berne/overview.html Berne Convention]) by Ubiquipedia editors and contributors and is formally licensed to the public under one or several liberal licenses. 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Ubiquipedia content can be copied, modified, and redistributed if and only if the copied version is made available on the same terms to others and acknowledgment of the authors of the Ubiquipedia article used is included (a link back to the article is generally thought to satisfy the attribution requirement; see below for more details). Copied Ubiquipedia content will therefore remain free under appropriate license and can continue to be used by anyone subject to certain restrictions, most of which aim to ensure that freedom. This principle is known as copyleft in contrast to typical copyright licenses. ---- '''Ubiquipedia shares nearly all of its copyright policy with Wikipedia. For the copyright policy that Wikipedia uses, which is a fuller, more detailed version of this page, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights here]. The authors of the text above can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Copyrights&action=history here].''' e6d477317993f3827fd8b7d0a93f7bdcc6e05347 0 146 550 470 2023-10-22T19:45:14Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox musician | Name = Quixonic | Type = Band | Genre = Alternative rock, funk rock | Origin = Toronto, ON | Active = 1999-2002 | URL = [http://www.quixonic.net www.quixonic.net] (defunct) | Former members = [[Ashley Buchholz]]<br>Allistair Heath<br>Gary Blair<br>Adam Buchholz }} '''Quixonic''' was a band formed by [[Ashley Buchholz]] in 1999, shortly after the dissolving of [[Ash Happily]]. The band released [[Quixonic (demo)|one demo]]. == Discography == *''[[Quixonic (demo)|Quixonic]]'' (2001) == See also == *[[Thred]] *[[Ash Happily]] dd21914c73c1569ac3b3216044f33acdbe194a17 0 173 552 2023-10-22T22:37:47Z Orbitron 2 Created page with "{{Infobox song | Name = 3 Purple Butterflies | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:32 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 3 Purple Butterflies | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:32 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Better Living Centre]]"<br>(7) | This track = "3 Purple Butterflies"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[Stranger to Myself]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (demo) | Album type = demo | Previous track = "[[Lone Pine Mall]]"<br>(4) | This track = "3 Purple Butterflies"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Heightened Perspective]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Domino}} }} "'''3 Purple Butterflies'''" is the eighth track on ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Quixonic (demo)|Quixonic]]'' (2001) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "3 Purple Butterflies" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2001. This demo was much more reminiscent of a folk song, featuring banjos and horns, and having completely different lyrics. It is also known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] some time in the early 2000s, before making its way into [[Team of Captains]] setlists in 2005. The version that Team of Captains would perform live features new lyrics at the end of the song that would make their way into a version of "[[Funk Flash]]" in 2006, before being used again in "[[Domino]]" in 2017. The song would return to setlists in late 2008, before being released on ''Questamation'' in 2009. "3 Purple Butterflies" is a favorite among fans. On ''Questamation'', the song transitions from "[[Better Living Centre]]" and transitions into "[[Stranger to Myself]]". == Audio == === Quixonic demo === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8cWcQFvXwU</youtube> === Team of Captains performance === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuXS8Scg57E</youtube> === Album version === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhoUiYzju9s</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> 3 purple butterflies smiling at me With their alligator eyes just shooting the breeze She said Find the lines to connect the dots The pans and the pots turn themselves into robots Little ladybug busting a move With your dilated eyes just working the groove She came Without the rules, there would be no game The boxes and the skids turn themselves into pyramids Urban planners Fresh as Wes and Tropicana Never deceiving Tripping on bananas, bust it No break it down Insane indecision Underpaid doctor paging world vision boy Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick Trustable Combusting the combustibles Mind your manners And watch out for the tricks from Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Randomness agrees  3 little aloe plants working to soothe With their bifurcated arms just living to ooze She healed Without the finch, there would be no Steeles The flippers and the keels turn themselves into navy seals Little ladybug busting a move With your dilated eyes just working the groove She came Without the rules, there would be no game The boxes and the skids turn themselves into pyramids Urban planners Fresh as Wes and Tropicana Never deceiving Tripping on bananas, bust it No break it down Insane indecision Underpaid doctor paging world vision boy Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick Trustable Combusting the combustibles Mind your manners And watch out for the tricks from Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick </poem> == See also == *[[List of USS songs]] *"[[Funk Flash]]" *"[[Domino]]" [[Category:2009]] [[Category:2001]] [[Category:2005]] [[Category:Questamation]] [[Category:Quixonic songs]] [[Category:Songs]] 2fe39a098ef6290b4f719b30f1ed568f7e4ead3e 553 552 2023-10-22T22:38:31Z Orbitron 2 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox song | Name = 3 Purple Butterflies | Cover = Questamation.jpg | Type = Album track | Artist = Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker | Released = March 9, 2009 | Recorded = 2008-2009 at Rainbow Trout Studios, Toronto, ON | Length = 3:32 | Label = Smashing World Records | Writer = [[Ashley Buchholz]], [[Human Kebab]], [[Charles Topping]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Producer = [[USS]], [[Matthew Von Wagner]] | Status = Officially released | Album = Questamation | Album type = studio | Previous track = "[[Better Living Centre]]"<br>(7) | This track = "3 Purple Butterflies"<br>(8) | Next track = "[[Stranger to Myself]]"<br>(9) {{Extra track listing | Album = Quixonic (demo) | Album type = demo | Previous track = "[[Lone Pine Mall]]"<br>(4) | This track = "3 Purple Butterflies"<br>(5) | Next track = "[[Heightened Perspective]]"<br>(6) }} | Misc = {{Song lineage:Domino}} }} "'''3 Purple Butterflies'''" is the eighth track from ''[[Questamation]]''. === Appearances === *''[[Quixonic (demo)|Quixonic]]'' (2001) *''[[Questamation]]'' (2009) == Overview == "3 Purple Butterflies" was first demoed by [[Quixonic]] in 2001. This demo was much more reminiscent of a folk song, featuring banjos and horns, and having completely different lyrics. It is also known to have been demoed by [[Mensa Dropout]] some time in the early 2000s, before making its way into [[Team of Captains]] setlists in 2005. The version that Team of Captains would perform live features new lyrics at the end of the song that would make their way into a version of "[[Funk Flash]]" in 2006, before being used again in "[[Domino]]" in 2017. The song would return to setlists in late 2008, before being released on ''Questamation'' in 2009. "3 Purple Butterflies" is a favorite among fans. On ''Questamation'', the song transitions from "[[Better Living Centre]]" and transitions into "[[Stranger to Myself]]". == Audio == === Quixonic demo === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8cWcQFvXwU</youtube> === Team of Captains performance === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuXS8Scg57E</youtube> === Album version === <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhoUiYzju9s</youtube> == Lyrics == <poem> 3 purple butterflies smiling at me With their alligator eyes just shooting the breeze She said Find the lines to connect the dots The pans and the pots turn themselves into robots Little ladybug busting a move With your dilated eyes just working the groove She came Without the rules, there would be no game The boxes and the skids turn themselves into pyramids Urban planners Fresh as Wes and Tropicana Never deceiving Tripping on bananas, bust it No break it down Insane indecision Underpaid doctor paging world vision boy Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick Trustable Combusting the combustibles Mind your manners And watch out for the tricks from Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Randomness agrees  3 little aloe plants working to soothe With their bifurcated arms just living to ooze She healed Without the finch, there would be no Steeles The flippers and the keels turn themselves into navy seals Little ladybug busting a move With your dilated eyes just working the groove She came Without the rules, there would be no game The boxes and the skids turn themselves into pyramids Urban planners Fresh as Wes and Tropicana Never deceiving Tripping on bananas, bust it No break it down Insane indecision Underpaid doctor paging world vision boy Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick Trustable Combusting the combustibles Mind your manners And watch out for the tricks from Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Question mark police with shrewd inventions Randomness agrees with good intentions Knot another cord Surfing on a Ouija board Strumming with an icepick Papers love an oil slick </poem> == See also == *[[List of USS songs]] *"[[Funk Flash]]" *"[[Domino]]" [[Category:2009]] [[Category:2001]] [[Category:2005]] [[Category:Questamation]] [[Category:Quixonic songs]] [[Category:Songs]] 2fbfd9ef260e452c74c7bf4cafec08671c3d40cf 6 24 554 61 2023-10-26T14:50:14Z Orbitron 2 Orbitron uploaded a new version of [[File:TheScience&ArtfunkelVictoryLap.jpg]] wikitext text/x-wiki The Science & Artfunkel Victory Lap cover art 9dc522c0ecc6aa72c9888e9a6b8703b60cb76bff